Dan Roe

Dan Roe is a Ph.D. trained experimental psychologist with a specialization in behavioral neuroscience, seeking new opportunities in science and education.

He has extensive experience studying the relationship between the brain and behavior in various states, including normal and disease states.

His expertise includes cognitive testing in humans, neuropsychological battery testing, and behavioral testing in human and non-human species.

Dan Roe is proficient in human, monkey, and rodent neuroanatomy, with experience as an educator teaching anatomy to medical and dental students.

He is skilled in using microscopes, design, maintenance, and developing innovative methods.

With a background in running a small business, Dan is known for his creativity, team orientation, and experience working on multidisciplinary teams.

His interests lie in applying behavioral neuroscience to education, understanding developmental and neurological disorders, and studying motivated behavior.

He is particularly interested in aging, cognitive decline, and behavior analysis for healthy brain aging.

Dan Roe's educational background includes a Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology from Washington University in St. Louis, an MA in Experimental Psychology from Western Michigan University, and a BS in Psychology from Western Michigan University.

He has held various roles at prestigious institutions such as Harvard University, where he was an instructor and adjunct instructor, and at the Department of Neurology, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center as a Scientist.

He has also worked as a Managing Editor at Annals of Neurology, at the University of Missouri, Kansas City as an Assistant Professor, and at Boston University as a Research Associate, among other positions.