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Studies of Mood Regulation
Ronald M. Salomon
Department of Psychiatry
Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital, Third Floor
615-327-7009 (office)
615-343-9640 (fax)
ron.salomon@vanderbilt.edu
Mood is regulated by many factors. Currently our work utilizes:
- fMRI measurements of brain regional metabolism
- regional functional connectivity in time series
- neurochemical measurements in rapid time series
- studies of mood effects on memory
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