Dr. Mark Hallett Joins the Editorial Advisory Board
CLINICAL NEUROLOGY NEWS welcomes Dr. Mark Hallett as the newest member of the Editorial Advisory Board in 2009. Dr. Hallett has worked at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke since 1984, where he currently serves as chief of the human motor control section and pursues research on the physiology of human movement disorders and other problems of motor control. His interests in this area are wide ranging and include brain plasticity and its relevance to neurologic disorders and the pathophysiology of dystonia, parkinsonism, and myoclonus. Recently, he has become interested in disorders of volition, including tic and psychogenic movement disorders.
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CLINICAL NEUROLOGY NEWS welcomes Dr. Mark Hallett as the newest member of the Editorial Advisory Board in 2009. Dr. Hallett has worked at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke since 1984, where he currently serves as chief of the human motor control section and pursues research on the physiology of human movement disorders and other problems of motor control. His interests in this area are wide ranging and include brain plasticity and its relevance to neurologic disorders and the pathophysiology of dystonia, parkinsonism, and myoclonus. Recently, he has become interested in disorders of volition, including tic and psychogenic movement disorders.