Maureen Hagan is a systems and computational neuroscientist and Group Leader at Monash University with a PhD from NYU Center for Neural Science and over a decade of experience probing how distributed neuronal populations coordinate to produce complex behaviors. Her work combines simultaneous recordings from eye- and hand-related brain areas to reveal how parietal circuits communicate during coordinated movements, blending experimental rigor with computational analysis. She progressed from predoctoral research at NYU to postdoctoral roles in NYU and Monash before establishing her own lab, reflecting sustained focus on cross-regional neural computations. Based in Melbourne after a long New York training, she brings a rare expertise in hand–eye neurophysiology and population-level inference that informs both basic circuit models and translational perspectives on sensorimotor integration.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Neural Science, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Neural Science at New York University
Bachelor of Science (BS), Neuroscience, Bachelor of Science (BS), Neuroscience at University of California, Los Angeles
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