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D. in](Ph. D. in) Neuroscience Proposal Appendix J  \nCurriculum Vitae  \nWilliam H. Alexander  \nCenter for Complex Systems and Brain Sciences Florida Atlantic University  \n777 Glades Rd  \nBoca Raton, FL 33431 USA[walexander@fau. edu](walexander@fau. edu)  \n\n| EDUCATION |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Indiana University, Bloomington |  |  |\n| Degree: Ph.D.\u003Cbr>Major: Cognitive Psychology\u003Cbr>2nd Major: Cognitive Science | 2006 |  |\n| Dissertation: “A Real-Time Model of Attention”University of Nevada, Reno |  |  |\n| Degree: B.A.\u003Cbr>Major: Psychology\u003Cbr>Minor: Philosophy | 1999 |  |\n| RESEARCH EXPERIENCE |  |  |\n| Florida Atlantic University – Center for Complex Systems\u003Cbr>Assistant Professor |  | 2018-Present |\n| Research Topics: Computational Modeling, fMRI,\u003Cbr>Cognitive Control, Decision-Making |  |  |\n| Ghent University |  |  |\n| Odysseus Laureate\u003Cbr>Research Topics: Computational Modeling,\u003Cbr>fMRI, Cognitive Control, Decision-Making |  | 2013-2017 |\n| Indiana University, Bloomington |  |  |\n| Postdoctoral Researcher – Cognitive Control Lab\u003Cbr>Director: Joshua W. Brown |  | 2007-2013 |\n| Research Topics: Executive Control, Decision Making, Reinforcement Learning, Computational Modeling, fMRI |  |  |\n| Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology\u003Cbr>Researcher – Neural Computation Unit\u003Cbr>Director: Kenji Doya |  | 2006-2007 |\n| Research Topics: Attention, Computational\u003Cbr>Modeling, Neuromodulation |  |  |\n| Indiana University, Bloomington\u003Cbr>Graduate Student – Computational Cognitive Neuroscience Lab\u003Cbr>Director: Olaf Sporns |  | 2001-2006 |\n| Research Topics: Neural Bases of\u003Cbr>Reinforcement, Embodied Cognition, Robotics |  |  |\n| FUNDING SOURCES |  |  |\n\nTitle  \nRole Dates  \nAlexander/CV/2  \nThe Neural Architecture of Reinforcement Learning in Partially Observable Environments (AFOSR) .$646,748 Total Costs  \nA Reinforcement Learning Framework for  \nCognitive Control (FWO G.OC44.13N) . €598,600  \nIntegrated Cognitive Architectures for  \nUnderstanding Sensemaking (subcontract) . PI: Joshua Brown  \nNeural Mechanisms of Risky Behavior Avoidance  \nNIH/NIDA R01 DA026457 . PI: Joshua Brown  \nCo-Principal Investigator  \nPrincipal Investigator Co-Investigator  \nCo-Investigator  \n2020-2023  \n2013-2018  \n2010-2013  \n2009-2010  \n\n| TEACHING EXPERIENCE *Denotes Graduate-Level Course |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| *\u003Cbr>* | Florida Atlantic University\u003Cbr>Instructor – Cognitive Neuroscience\u003Cbr>Instructor – Computational Neuroscience\u003Cbr>Instructor – Experimental Design and Statistics | Fall 2020\u003Cbr>Yearly (2018- 19)\u003Cbr>Yearly (2019- 20) |\n| * | Ghent University\u003Cbr>Instructor-Modeling Cognitive Processes | Fall, 2014 |\n| * | Guest Lecturer-Model-Based fMRI-Introduction to Neuroimaging | Fall, 2014 |\n|  | Instructor-Model-Based fMRI Analysis-Practical Data Analysis and Modeling in Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience Training School | April, 2014 |\n| * | Indiana University, Bloomington\u003Cbr>Assistant Instructor – Advanced Statistical Analysis Assistant Instructor – Statistical Techniques | Fall, 2005\u003Cbr>Spring, 2005 |\n| * | Assistant Instructor –Advanced Statistical Analysis Instructor – Methods of Experimental Psychology | Fall, 2004\u003Cbr>Spring, 2004 |\n\nAlexander/CV/3  \n| *\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>*\u003Cbr>* | 1. Cogliatti-Dezza, I. , Cleeremans, A. , and Alexander,W.H. (revised) . Independent and Interacting Value Systems for Reward and Information in the Human Brain\u003Cbr>2. Alexander, W.H. and Womesldorf, T. (revised) . Interactions between medial and lateral prefrontal cortex in hierarchical predictive coding.\u003Cbr>3. Vassena E. , Deraeve, J. , and Alexander, W.H. (2020) . Surprise, value and control in anterior cingulate cortex during speeded decision-making. Nature Human Behavior\u003Cbr>4. Cogliati-Dezza, I. , Cleeremans, A. , and Alexander, W.H. ( 2019 ) . Should we control? The interplay between cognitive control and information integration in the resolution of the exploration-exploitation dilemma","cbCaie27w0SRkHqe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie27w0SRkHqe","pdf",14169049,1032,"English","# Education\n## Research experience\n## Funding sources\n## Teaching experience\n## Publications","[{\"question\":\"What education and degrees are listed for William H. 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