Dr. Tenke has worked as a Research Scientist in the Psychophysiology Laboratory since the early 1980s. After his undergraduate work on event-related potentials (ERPs) in macaques at SUNY Stony Brook, he studied the spectral correlates of brainstem stimulation in the limbic system of the rat as a graduate student at CUNY, and the intracranial generators of sensory, motor and discriminative ERPs in macaques as a post-doctorate at the Department of Neuroscience, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He remains a collaborator and consultant for some of these animal studies. Since 1988, his full time work at NYSPI involves programming, data analysis and interpretation, and preparation of publications, as well as being a consultant for ongoing and proposed ERP and EEG studies in clinical populations. Dr. Tenke maintains a keen interest in the implementation of mathematical and statistical models to describe electrophysiological components and generators, including source localization and technical algorithms.

tenkecr@pi.cpmc.columbia.edu