Reilly Hannapel was a graduate student in the Neuroscience Institute at Georgia State University when he conducted this research as part of his recently defended doctoral dissertation. He is a behavioral neuroscientist dedicated to promoting long-term cognitive health by improving everyday habits.

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Farah Bader is a fourth-year PhD student in the interdisciplinary program in neuroscience at George Mason University. She is interested in the alterations in timing perception in traumatic brain injury victims compared to those in healthy human subjects, as well as electrophysiological indices of time perception and learning.

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Shingo Tanaka is a postdoctoral researcher at the Brain Science Institute, Tamagawa University. His research started in molecular biology and switched to cognitive neuroscience. His ongoing research explores the neural mechanism of the value-based decision making in the prefrontal cortex.