Dr. Tam's research interests include computational and experimental neuroscience in
emotional and cognitive processing, EEG, near-infrared optical imaging, motor control,
robotics, neuro-prosthetics, brain-computer-interface, decoding of brain signals and
brain simulation.
Dr. Nicoladie Tam teaches classes in the following subjects: Principles of Biology
II, and Neuropsychopharmacology.
Degrees:
Doctor of Philosophy, Physiology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Bachelor of Science, Physics, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Bachelor of Science, Astrophysics University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Selected Publications:
Optical imaging of motor cortical activation using functional near-infrared spectroscopy, (2012).
Detection of directional movement control using fNIRS optical imaging of motor cortex, (2012).
Methodologies for integrating neuroscience basic knowledge into clinical relevance
in neuropsychopharmacology teaching, (2012).