Christopher T. Smith

This study analyzes factors influencing biomedical postdocs' readiness for faculty jobs using mixed-methods, finding readiness is multifaceted and influenced by support, strategy, and timing rather than a single metric.

The paper analyzes factors influencing faculty job offers in biological sciences using survey data from 449 applicants, finding correlations between application metrics, demographics, and hiring outcomes.

This study shows that dopamine receptor availability affects sensitivity to personal goal conflict and social influence in self-control decisions.

This study examines the relationship between age, dopamine D2-like receptor availability, and cognition in healthy adults, finding partial mediation of age effects on digit span by D2R availability.

The paper examines age-related changes in dopamine receptor availability across different brain regions using PET imaging and finds regionally heterogeneous decline patterns.

This study investigates the relationship between dopamine function and reward discounting in healthy adults and clinical groups, finding no consistent association in healthy individuals but varying correlations in clinical conditions.