Matthew Belmonte

This is my top-level Web page, which contains research papers, software, course syllabi, and the like. For personal interests and hobbies, click here for my PERSONAL HOME PAGE.

Have a look at my current research projects on the Autism Collaborative web site.

Information for undergraduates interested in working in my laboratory
Research and teaching interests
Publications
Curriculum Vitae
Places I enjoy
Teaching
- Theoretical Foundations of Computer Science (summer 1987-2001)
- Introduction to Neuroscience (summer 1996-1997)
- Crash Course in C Programming (winter 1999-2001)
- Science and Engineering Writing (1999-2001)
- Expository Writing (fall 2001)
- Constructing Autism (fall 2001)
- Neurobiology and Behaviour (2002-2003)
- Autism and the Development of Social Cognition (fall 2006-)
- The Human Brain and Mind (spring 2007)
- Autism Spectrum Conditions (fall 2008-)
Research
- Cornell University Department of Human Development (2006-present)
  
  neurobiology of autism
- Autism Research Centre, Cambridge (2002-2006)
  
  functional magnetic resonance imaging of attentional processing in autism
- McLean Hospital (1998-2002)
  
  functional magnetic resonance imaging of attentional processing in the normal brain and in autism
  statistical methods for fMRI image analysis
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute at New York University Center for Neural Science (1997-1998)
  
  signal processing and data acquisition for single-neuron recordings
- Autism and Brain Development Research Laboratory (1992-1996)
  
  electrophysiology of attention in the normal brain and in autism
  development of myelin in human corpus callosum
  software development
  
  fMRI visualisation and MRI measurement
  EEG signal processing
  EEG signal classification
- Cornell University Department of Computer Science (1986-1989)
  
  generating language-based environments using attribute grammars
- Navy Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence (1986)
  
  domain-specific natural-language understanding
Software (including sample code)

mkb4@Cornell.edu
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