John Nadra is a cognitive neuroscientist working with Dr. George Ron Mangun at the Center for Mind and Brain analyzing the neural mechanisms of attention in various capacities. The research conducted at the Mangun Laboratory utilizes eye-tracking, EEG, and fMRI to analyze saccadic activity, event related potentials, and BOLD signals, conduct spectral analysis, decode neural oscillations, and employ machine learning methods. Within this work, he is currently focused on investigating how self-generated momentary intentions in the absence of cues initiate voluntary attention orienting.
In his spare time, he enjoys playing video games, reading books and playing with his cats, Deku and Kaya.
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PhD in Psychology, Ongoing
University of California, Davis
MA in Psychology, 2021
University of California, Davis
BA in Psychology, 2019
Sonoma State University
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