Summary
Xavier Guell is a neurology resident and neuroscience researcher based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with nine years of combined clinical and research experience. He studies the human cerebellum’s contributions to movement, cognition, and emotion using behavioral assays and neuroimaging, and has an established publication record. Affiliated with Harvard Medical School as a resident and MIT as a research fellow, he bridges patient care and cutting‑edge laboratory science. Trained in medicine at Universitat Pompeu Fabra, he has a long-standing trajectory of summer research roles at top institutions, reflecting early and sustained engagement in neuroscience. Xavier’s work emphasizes quantitative analysis of brain function, pairing clinical insight with computational neuroimaging methods. Colleagues describe him as a clinician-scientist who translates mechanistic questions about brain organization into testable imaging and behavioral studies.
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Medicine, Medicine at Universitat Pompeu Fabra