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Reducing the burden of mental illness and behavioral disorders through research on mind, brain and behavior DIVISION OF INTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Principal Investigators             • Chris Baker • Ellen Leibenluft • Daniel Pine • Peter A. Bandettini • David A. Leopold • Dietmar Plenz • Karen F. Berman • Zheng Li • Judith L. Rapoport • James Blair • Bai Lu • Barry Richmond • Heather A. Cameron • Sanford P. Markey • Juan M. Saavedra • De-Maw Chuang • Alex Martin • Peter J. Schmidt • Jacqueline N. Crawley • Francis McMahon • Jun Shen • Wayne C. Drevets • Kathleen Merikangas • Carolyn Beebe Smith • Lee E. Eiden • Sheldon Milstien • Esther M. Sternberg • Maribeth V. Eiden • Mortimer Mishkin • Susan E. Swedo • Charles Gerfen • Alexei Morozov • Leslie G. Ungerleider • Jay Giedd • Dennis L. Murphy • Ted B. Usdin • Philip W. Gold • Elisabeth A. Murray • Kuan Hong Wang • Christian Grillon • Kazutoshi Nakazawa • Daniel R. Weinberger • Miles Herkenham • Howard A. Nash • Benjamin H. White • Robert B. Innis • Victor W. Pike • Steven P. Wise • Barry B. Kaplan     • W. Scott Young • Joel E. Kleinman                                             Principal Investigators Scientists & Clinicians DIRP Labs and Branches DIRP Research Areas Staff Scientists/Clinicians Office of the Scientific Director Site Map Participate in Research Contact Us What’s New Functional MRI Core Magnetic Resonance Core Magnetoencephalography Core Microarray Core Non-Human Primate Core Scientific and Statistical Computing Core Transgenic Core Veterinary Medicine Resources (Staff only) Office of the Scientific Director Office of the Clinical Director Office of Fellowship Training Office of Technology Transfer Administrative Services Branch Administrative Services

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The Division of Intramural Research Programs is within the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is a part the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is a component of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.