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Welcome to our website! On these pages you can find information on the research performed in the Cognitive Affective Neuroscience lab The main research question that we address in our work is how our brain enables us to survive and learn to keep away from situations that threaten our physical or psychological well-being. Traditionally, this topic has been addressed in relative isolation at different levels of an*lysis, ranging from molecular and cellular to behavioral and clinical neurosciences. We attempt to bridge these fields through a systems-level an*lysis in humans in which we combine functional neuroimaging with endocrine measures, autonomic psychophysiology, pharmacological manipulations, genetics, and rigorous experimental behavioral paradigms. The ultimate goal of this effort is to advance understanding, treatment, and prevention of stress-related psychopathology. Elizabeth Phelps is accepted for publication in Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences. meeting will take place on November 2 of this year, and is open to everyone. Do you remember what you did last summer: on the formation and alteration of memories for stressful experiences. School on Stress & Cognition has been approved: the second edition will take place August 14-18, 2017. large-scale network connectivity during stress is accepted in Journal of Neuroscience.