Prof. Talma Hendler

1998-present - Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Head of functional imaging laboratory.

1997-present - Psychiatry Dep, Sackler School of Medicine, Tel-Aviv University - Instructor.

1997-1998 - Chaim-Sheba Medical Center - Senior psychiatrist and clinical instructor.

1995 - Weizmann Institute - Visiting scientist in neurobiology.

1993-1997 - Chaim-Sheba Medical Center - Resident in psychiatry.

1986-1988 - Ben-Gurion University, Behavioral Sciences Dep - Lecturer.

• The Sigma Phi Research Award, USA, 1982
• “The Naisser award for distinguished resident in psychiatry”, Chaim-Sheba medical center, Tel-Hashomer, 1995

• Award presented by the Commanding General for Medical Research and Materiel Command, US Army (1138), 2008 

  
  

Grants, accepted during 1999-2001:

• Israeli Misinistry of Defence 1999-2000: Traumatic Memories in PTSD:an fMRI study $10,000, (PI)
• Israeli Science Foundation 1999-2002: Visual Language Interface:fMRI and Intracranial recordings $90,000 (PI)
• Adams’ Super Center for Brain Studies, Tel-Aviv University, 2000-2001: Modulation of visual perception by traumatic context: an fMRI study $10,000 (PI)
• Adams’ Super Center for Brain Studies, Tel-Aviv University, 2000-2001: Emotional modualtion of visual perception: an fMRI study $11,000 (coPI)
• Adams’ Super Center for Brain Studies, Tel-Aviv University, 2000-2001: MRI methods relying on the combination of reconstructed images and post processing $9,000 (coPI)
• Adams’ Super Center for Brain Studies, Tel-Aviv University, 2000-2001: Object recognition in amblyopia: an fMRI study $9,000 (coPI).
• Israeli Ministry of Science 2000-2001: Research into the mechanism of focal dystonia and writer’s cramp $40,000 (coPI)
• Israeli Science Foundation 2000-2003: Visual cortex in Ablyopia : an fMRI study $100,000 (consultant)
• Psychobiology Society 2001-2002: Facial perception in first epispde schizophrenia: Baseline and followup study of fMRI, $15,000 (coPI)

• Portraying neural substrates that underlie human emotions as they unfold
  
• Multi-level depiction of individual diversity in emotional experience and expressions
  
• Identifying the neurobehavioral domains that underlie psychopathology
  
• Bridging scales in human brain mapping