I am an incoming cognitive psychology PhD student at Columbia University where I will work in the Baldassano and Shohamy labs.

Currently, I study the networks underlying attention at the University of Chicago Cognition, Attention and Brain Lab led by Monica Rosenberg.

Prior to this, I worked at the Gallo lab, and as a software engineer at Civis Analytics.

To see my CV,  click here

To read a recent paper, click here:
    Chamberlain, T. A., & Rosenberg, M. D. (2022). Propofol modulates functional connectivity signatures of sustained attention
during rest and narrative listening. Cerebral Cortex.


Society for Neuroscience 2021

 Tracking the dynamics of neural synchrony with time-resolved intersubject correlation

Society for Neuroscience 2021, Pt II

 Investigating the relationship between neural synchrony and behavioral similarity


Organziation of Human Brain Mapping 2021

Propofol modulates functional connectivity signatures of attention



email: tchamberlain [at] uchicago [dot] edu

twitter: @tchamberbrain

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