• Jeremy Hogeveen is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology.

  • His primary research includes cognition, brain and behavior, and quantitative psychology.

  • He serves as a principal investigator for the CANoPy Lab, which uses approaches from cognitive neuroscience to understand the mechanisms of emotion and decision-making across the lifespan.

  • Hogeveen has published several articles and papers about transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to (noninvasively) stimulate the brain.

  • His research hopes to help develop targeted treatments using TMS and other methods to change neural circuits and improve mental health.

  • Hogeveen received his doctorate from Wilfrid Laurier University in Canada. 

Areas of Interest
Decision-Making, Emotion & Motivation, Mesocorticolimbic Function & Dysfunction.

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