Edythe D. London, Ph.D. is a Distinguished Professor in the Departments of

Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, and Molecular and Medical Pharmacology

at UCLA. She is a pioneer in the application of brain imaging to the study of

neuropsychiatric disease, particularly addiction. Her laboratory uses a combination

of brain-imaging modalities, including PET scanning and fMRI, to explore the links

between neural signaling and behavioral functions. Recently, she has initiated a

program on the neuroscience of radicalization, with emphasis on counter-messaging

in the war against terror.