Georgios received his Ph.D. from the University of Oxford in 2016, under the supervision of Professor Matthew Rushworth and Dr Mark Walton. His Ph.D. focused on the neural mechanisms of reward-guided learning and irrational decision-making. For this purpose, he employed functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and fast-scan cyclic voltammetry (FSCV).
He joined the Graybiel Lab in 2017 for postdoctoral research. His current research is focused on cost-benefit decision-making and learning, and how these are affected by mood-related disorders. For his research, he employs electrophysiology, electrical miscrostimulation and pharmacological manipulations.
Email: gpapageo@mit.edu
He joined the Graybiel Lab in 2017 for postdoctoral research. His current research is focused on cost-benefit decision-making and learning, and how these are affected by mood-related disorders. For his research, he employs electrophysiology, electrical miscrostimulation and pharmacological manipulations.
Email: gpapageo@mit.edu