G. Andrew James

G. Andrew James is a Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Medicine. His research focuses on functional neuroimaging, neural networks, and cognitive-affective neuroscience, particularly in understanding trauma-related disorders and addiction.

• Education: B.S. in Chemistry and Applied Psychology (Georgia Institute of Technology), Ph.D. in Neuroscience (University of Florida)
• Previous Affiliation: Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Emory University

His work integrates advanced neuroimaging techniques to study individual variability in brain networks related to personality, cognition, and clinical conditions like PTSD and opioid use disorder. Recent publications highlight applications of fMRI, EEG, and clinical trial designs for therapeutic interventions.

Article trends emphasize neuroimaging methodologies (fMRI, EEG), PTSD pathophysiology, cognitive control mechanisms, and translational approaches to addiction and neurodegenerative diseases. Key subfields include fear extinction, emotion regulation, and pharmacological augmentation of neural plasticity.

James actively collaborates with the Brain Imaging Research Center at UAMS, developing the Cognitive Connectome project to map brain-behavior relationships.