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/science/research/schalljd/wp-content/uploads/sites/654/2022/09/Schall_Phillips_Asif_Siridakis_Groundbreaking-1024x437.png1024437Schall with collaborators and trainees investigates neural and computational decision mechanisms that guide, control and monitor behavior. Neurophysiology and EEG are sampled while macaque monkeys perform visual search and countermanding (stop signal) tasks. We are interested in anatomical, biophysical, computational, evolutionary, physiological, and psychological questions across levels of explanation.