Nanthia Suthana's guest appearances

Nanthia Suthana

Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness

Stories of WiN

Brenda Bloodgood

Marina Picciotto

Anne Churchland

Kerry Walker

Kay Tye

Wendy Campana

Heidi Johansen-Berg

Heather Snell

Erin Calipari

Gina Poe

Marie Blanchette

Beth Buffalo

Ashley Juavinett

Lindsey Glickfeld

Tina Gremel

OwlTail

During her sophomore year at UC Berkeley, Dr. Nanthia Suthana was feeling lost and unsure of what she wanted to study. She made the brave decision to leave school and embark on a journey of self-discovery, determined to find her passion. For the first time in her life, Nanthia began reading for pleasure rather than school. After reading about famous figures in neuropsychology, her academic spark reignited and she returned to school to pursue neuroscience research at UCLA. Her newfound enthusiasm for research then led her to obtain her Ph.D. there. As a graduate student and then as a postdoc, Nanthia developed methods for using electrodes to provide deep brain stimulation and uncovering the neural bases of learning and memory in the human brain. Now having established her own lab, Nanthia continues to push the field forward through technological development and use of interdisciplinary collaboration to explore spatial memory in living humans.

<p>During her sophomore year at UC Berkeley, Dr. Nanthia Suthana was feeling lost and unsure of what she wanted to study. She made the brave decision to leave school and embark on a journey of self-discovery, determined to find her passion. For the first time in her life, Nanthia began reading for pleasure rather than school. After reading about famous figures in neuropsychology, her academic spark reignited and she returned to school to pursue neuroscience research at UCLA. Her newfound enthusiasm for research then led her to obtain her Ph.D. there. As a graduate student and then as a postdoc, Nanthia developed methods for using electrodes to provide deep brain stimulation and uncovering the neural bases of learning and memory in the human brain. Now having established her own lab, Nanthia continues to push the field forward through technological development and use of interdisciplinary collaboration to explore spatial memory in living humans.</p>

Dr. Nanthia Suthana