Jeffrey Spielberg

Assistant Professor

University of Delaware

United States

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Jeffrey Spielberg is an Assistant Professor at the University of Delaware, specializing in neuroimaging and emotional regulation in relation to mood disorders. His research encompasses areas such as bipolar disorder, emotional response inhibition, and childhood trauma, as illustrated by his recent publications. Dr. Spielberg's work aims to deepen the understanding of the brain's structural and functional connectivity in the context of emotional and behavioral challenges.

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Nadia Bounoua

University of Maryland at College Park

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University of Delaware

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Affect Regulation–Related Emergent Brain Network Properties Differentiate Depressed Bipolar Disorder From Major Depression and Track Risk for Bipolar Disorder

Neuroimaging correlates of emotional response-inhibition discriminate between young depressed adults with and without sub-threshold bipolar symptoms (Emotional Response-inhibition in Young Depressed Adults)

Intrinsic functional connectivity during continuous maintenance and suppression of emotion in bipolar disorder

Viscoelasticity of reward and control systems in adolescent risk taking

Integrative analysis of lithium treatment associated effects on brain structure and peripheral gene expression reveals novel molecular insights into mechanism of action

A transdiagnostic examination of affective motivations for drug use

Childhood assaultive trauma and physical aggression: Links with cortical thickness in prefrontal and occipital cortices

Childhood trauma moderates morphometric associations between orbitofrontal cortex and amygdala: Implications for pathological personality traits

Differential spatial patterns of structural connectivity of amygdala nuclei with orbitofrontal cortex

Effective Connectivity Between Broca’s Area and Amygdala as a Mechanism of Top-Down Control in Worry

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Naomi Sadeh

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