Fellowship Program
ABOUT THE KLINGENSTEIN THIRD GENERATION FOUNDATION’S FELLOWS
The Foundation has selected its fellows from a highly competitive cohort of candidates. These awardees come from esteemed academic institutions across the country, and the vast majority continue to produce important research, win government and other grants, and publish their findings in widely read and respected publications. Many of our past fellows have become leaders in the field, breaking new ground in child and adolescent mental health, and mentoring other early career investigators to follow in their paths.
2015 Fellows
Vitria Adisetiyo, Ph.D.
Fellow in Child & Adolescent ADHD
Institution
- Medical University of South Carolina
Mentors
Kevin M. Gray, M.D.
Joseph A. Helpern, Ph.D.
Project
Differential and Predictive Brain Biomarkers of ADHD with High Risk for Substance Use Disorders
Oliver J. Lindhiem, Ph.D.
Fellow in Access To Care
Institution
- University of Pittsburgh
Mentor
David Kolko, Ph.D.
Project
Improving Access to Care via mHealth Technology
Jyoti Mishra, Ph.D.
Fellow In Child & Adolescent ADHD
Institution
- University of California, San Francisco
Mentors
Adam Gazzaley, M.D., Ph.D.
Keith McBurnett, Ph.D.
Project
A Novel Cognitive Brain Computer Interface (cBCI) for Attention Deficit Disorder
Brady D. Nelson, Ph.D.
Fellow in Child & Adolescent Depression
Institution
- Stony Brook University
Mentors
Greg Hajcak, Ph.D.
Daniel N. Klein, Ph.D.
Project
A Prospective Examination of Neural Emotional Reactivity and Risk for Depression
Christian A. Webb, Ph.D.
Fellow in Child & Adolescent Depression
Institution
- Harvard Medical School
- McLean Hospital
Mentors
Diego A. Pizzagalli, Ph.D.
Erika E. Forbes, Ph.D.
Project
Towards Reward-Related Biomarkers of Adolescent Depression Vulnerability
Our Fellows: View an alphabetical list of all fellows.
Our Granted Institutions: View a list of all granted institutions.