

Arielle S. Keller, PhD
I am a post-doctoral fellow at the Penn Lifespan Informatics & Neuroimaging Center, investigating how experiences in childhood shape neurocognitive development. Previously, I completed my PhD in Neurosciences at Stanford University, conducting research at the intersection of cognitive, clinical, and computational neuroscience.
Education & Training
Stanford University
2016 - 2021
PhD Neurosciences
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Brandeis University
2012 - 2016
MS Neuroscience
BS Neuroscience, Psychology
Minor: English
Awards and Funding Sources
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American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) Travel Award (2023)
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T32 Fellowship in Neurodevelopment and Psychosis (2023-2025)
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NIMH Loan Repayment Program (2022-2024)
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T32 Fellowship in Neuroengineering and Medicine (2021-2023)
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Career Development Institute in Psychiatry (2023)
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Flux Congress Travel Award (2022)
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Stanford University Community Impact Award (2021)
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National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship (2017-2021)
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Stanford Center for Mind, Brain and Computation Traineeship (2017-2021)
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Society for Biological Psychiatry (SOBP) Travel Award (2020)
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Center for Neurological Imaging Innovation Grant (2018)
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NIH Computational Neuroscience Traineeship (2014-2016)
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Phi Beta Kappa (2016)
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Reis and Sowul Family Prize in Neuroscience (2016)
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Ricardo Morant Award in Psychology (2016)
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Psi Chi, International Honor Society in Psychology (2015-2016)
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Goldwater Scholarship for Excellence in Research (2015)
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Sustaining the Mind Scholarship (2015)