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Assistant Professor of Psychology, Concordia University

Mike Robinson's research focuses on conditions and brain structures that exacerbate reward and the motivational value attributed to a cue, particularly in the context of addiction, craving and relapse. He also focuses on how excessive desire may impact risky decision-making. His approach combines optogenetics with behavioral techniques to uncover the mechanisms underlying excessive attribution of incentive value for drug addiction, gambling and diet-induced obesity. You can find out more information about the lab and the research by visiting their website and through their publications.

Experience

  • 2021–present
    Assistant Professor of Psychology, Concordia University
  • 2014–2020
    Assistant Professor of Psychology, Wesleyan University

Education

  • 2009 
    McGill University, PhD