Project Neurophysiology of Emotion & ADHD (NEMO) Program First Year Investigators Undergraduate Research Program Term 12-Month 2023 Status Accepted Research Area ADHD, emotion, cognitive control, electroecephalogram Description The NEMO study combines information about how children handle emotions in daily life with laboratory measures of brain response to understand why people differ so much in how they handle emotions and whether these differences are related to ADHD or other childhood mental health concerns. This research will help clarify who should be diagnosed with ADHD and whether childhood mental health problems can be reorganized into more meaningful groups. Supervisor Sarah Lyn Karalunas Mentor Type of work required Cognitive and neurophysiological data collection with children and families; neurophysiological data processing; literature searches Websites https://www.icanlab.org/ Qualifications Formal or informal experience working with children; interest in neurodevelopmental disorders and/or brain development Credit Hours 3 Weekly Hours 9 (estimated)