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R1 (New York City Subway car)
R1 car 100 in special holiday service at 23rd Street on the IND Sixth Avenue Line
|In service
|American Car and Foundry Company
|Built at
|Berwick, Pennsylvania
|Number built
|Number preserved
|Number scrapped
|motorized single units (Half-width operator's cab at each end; conductor controls on exterior)
|Fleet numbers
|56 seats
|Independent Subway System
New York City Transit Authority
|Car body construction
|Riveted steel
|Car length
|60 ft 6 in (18.44 m)
|10 ft 0 in (3.05 m)
|12 ft 1.9375 in (3.71 m)
|Floor height
|3 ft 1.875 in (0.96 m)
|Maximum speed
|55 mph (89 km/h)
|84,081 lb (38,139 kg)
|Traction system
|Westinghouse ABF type UP143B switch group, with XM-29 master controller using Westinghouse 570 D-5 traction motors (190 hp each). Two motors per car (both on motor truck, trailer truck not motorized).
|Power output
|190 hp (142 kW) per traction motor
|1.75 mph/s (2.82 km/(h·s))
|~ 3 mph/s
|Electric system(s)
|600 V DC Third rail
|Current collection method
|Contact shoe (Top running)
|Braking system(s)
WABCO Schedule AMUE with UE-5 universal valve, ME-23 brake stand, and simplex clasp brake rigging.(Air Compressor: WABCO D-3-F)
|Coupling system
|Track gauge
|4 ft 8 1⁄2 in (1,435 mm)
The R1 was the first New York City Subway car type built for the IND. 300 cars were manufactured between 1930 and 1931 by the American Car and Foundry Company, numbered 100 through 399. Future passenger stock orders – including contracts R4, R6, R7, R7A, and R9 – were virtually identical, with minor mechanical and cosmetic variations. Therefore, these car classes are frequently referred to collectively as Arnines, or R1-9s.
The R1s were also specifically sometimes referred to as City Cars.
They introduced several improvements to subway car design that greatly sped up the flow of passengers in and out of trains.
The first R1 cars to see passenger service were twenty individual cars to serve for two 8 car trains plus spares that were placed in revenue service on the BMT Sea Beach Line from July 8 to November, 1931 for testing and then returned to the IND the same year.[1][2] The BMT was to have been paid by the City of New York for the testing but since they were fairly extensively used in service (made up as two 8-car trains), the BMT and City called it even.
The cars were ordered so that the new Eighth Avenue Line subway could be operated.[2]
In 1949 when all of the R10 cars were delivered and placed in service on the A line, approximately 224 of these R1 cars were transferred to the 36th Street Yard of the BMT Southern Division to relieve a car shortage on the BMT Lines, and used for service on the BMT 2 (now R) Broadway 4th Avenue Local service, which was extended from Queensboro Plaza to the Astoria-Ditmars Blvd. Station of this former IRT line, which also happened in 1949 which required more cars for operating this new extended BMT service until 1961 when new R27/30's cars were delivered to the New York City Transit System's BMT Lines, which in turn replaced and released these loaned R1 cars to be sent back to the IND Division.
Most R1s were retired between 1969 and 1970 as age decayed the cars' internal components, causing the cars to perform worse than their newer contemporaries. Many were replaced by the R42s, but some remained past 1970 until those cars were retired and replaced by the R44s, though one car, originally numbered 369, remained in service as 576 from 1969 (and then as 1768 from 1972) and was transferred to the East New York Yard of the Eastern Division until February 1977 when it was finally replaced by the R46s.
Following their removal from service, the majority of the fleet was scrapped. Few cars remained as work cars and were used until the 1980s. Several other cars have been preserved and remain today, including:
- 100, preserved by the New York Transit Museum and currently on display. It is the first car of the Arnine fleet, numerically.
- 103, preserved by Railway Preservation Corp. and is currently undergoing restoration at 207th Street Yard.
- 381, preserved by Railway Preservation Corp. and has been restored. It is currently stored at 207th Street Yard.
Car 175 is at the Seashore Trolley Museum, but is used only for storage. It does not have trucks, and two of its side doors were donated to R4 401 which has been preserved by Railway Preservation Corp. and restored.
The R1s were the first "R" type contract order (referring to the practice of naming a car class by the letter "R" – which stands for rapid transit – followed by a number derived from the actual contract number). Note: The R2 contract order was for trucks and motors for the R1 fleet. In 1930, each new car cost $39,201: $30,483 for the carbody under contract R1, and $8,718 for trucks and motors under contract R2.[2]
- ^ "Showing Image 47727". nycsubway.org.
- ^ a b c Cunningham, Joseph; DeHart, Leonard O. (1993-01-01). A History of the New York City Subway System. J. Schmidt, R. Giglio, and K. Lang.
Further reading[edit]
- Gene Sansone, New York Subways: An Illustrated History of New York City's Transit Cars, ISBN 0-8018-7922-1, pp. 179 - 189


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France 1864 – 1901
Passenger from number 54 - on a cruise [La passagère du 54 - promenade en yacht]
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prints, posters, planographic crayon, brush and spatter lithograph, printed in seven colours Support: beige, wove paper
Edition State: third and final state
Edition: unknown
Place Published: Paris
Date Published: 1896
Passagère du 54 of 1896 illustrates an incident from Toulouse-Lautrec's own life. On a cruise he undertook in 1895 from Le Havre to Bordeaux he became infatuated with the beautiful occupant of cabin 54.
He failed, however, in his efforts to be introduced to her. The work shows us the partially obscured object of his desire. She is not particularly attractive and sits prosaically in a deckchair; serene, absent, quietly oblivious to his tortured longing. Passagère thus documents for all of us our own failures of courage, our universal nostalgia for moments that are irretrievably lost, unacted upon.
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My colleagues at Indiewire have taken an expansive look at 50 films that they would love to see hit the festival circuit this fall. There are some very interesting women's films on the list. (All descriptions from Indiewire.)
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"The Bling Ring," written and directed by Sofia Coppola
A year after Francis Ford's "Twixt" landed with a bit of thud in Toronto, both Sofia and Roman Coppola seem poised to bring their latest to the fall festival circuit. And their respective projects sure look interesting. Two years after controversially taking the Golden Lion in Venice for "Somewhere," Coppola could return with a film that stars Emma Watson as part of a gang of Beverly Hills burglars (its based on a real-life story… just ask Orlando Bloom). It just wrapped, so it might not be ready in time.
Cloud Atlas," written and directed by Andy and Lana Wachowski and Tom Tykwer (from the novel by David Mitchell)
Mystery surrounds the German-produced adaptation of David Mitchell's postmodern instant classic novel "Cloud Atlas." In the novel, six stories across various times (from the distant past to the distant future) are told in cascading contexts; that is, one narrator tells the tale of the next. While the Wachowski's (who, of course, brought us "The Matrix") were not universally praised for their last go at directing, "Speed Racer," the film still has its ardent fans. And no one's stopped listening to the directorial duo. But let us not forget that the Wachowski's are not going this alone. They are joined by German director Tom Tykwer ("Run Lola Run"), who has been busy lately, with films like "Three" and "The International." With the Wachowski's and Tykwer's history in smashing genres and a killer cast (Susan Sarandon, Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Keith David, Hugo Weaving, and Xun Zhou), "Cloud Atlas" has us on the edge with anticipation. It was recently announced the film would have an October 26 release date, so a flashy debut at one of the fall fests seems perfect.
"Imogene," directed by Shari Springer-Berman and Robert Pulcini.
"Imogene" has a really great logline: A playwright has to move in with her crazy mother after faking a suicide attempt to get her ex-boyfriend's attention. Now, hold on to your hats, because I'm about to tell you who's playing this mother-daughter pair: Annette Bening and Kristen Wiig. We're going to miss seeing Kristen Wiig on SNL every week, but if she's going to be taking on roles like this, we can't complain. Plus, it's being helmed by "American Splendor" directors Shari Springer-Berman and Robert Pulcini.
"The Lines of Wellington," directed by Raoul Ruiz and Valeria Sarmiento, written by Carlos Saboga
Raoul Ruiz's widow, also his editor and director in her own right, Valeria Sarmiento took over the directorial reins to his 19th Century period piece "Lines of Wellington" after the prolific Chilean director ("Mysteries of Lisbon," "Klimt") died last year. The film takes a look at the 1810 Battle of Bussaco, documenting the French invasion of Portugal. It stars John Malkovich, Catherine Deneuve, Isabelle Huppert, and Mathieu Amalric, all actors that promise to stun in this dark and dreary look at an understudied moment in European history.
"Lore," directed by Cate Shortland, written by Shortland, Robin Mukherjee and Rachel Seiffert
Shortland, who previously directed the 2005 film "Somersault" with Abbie Cornish and Sam Worthington, returns now with "Lore," based around a family of five siblings who make a 900km trek to their grandparent's house in the middle of World War Two. Adapted from author Rachel Seiffert's "Dark Room" and shot in Germany, the film had its premiere at the 2012 Sydney Film Festival and is slated for release in Germany in October of this year.
"Love Is All You Need" directed by Suzanne Bier, written by Anders Thomas Jensen
Bier and her regular collaborators, scripter Anders Thomas Jensen and cinematographer Morten Søborg venture into romantic comedy territory after Best Foreign Language Oscar winner "In A Better World," and Bier's equally dramatic Danish film's "After The Wedding," "Brodre" and "Open Hearts." "Love Is All You Need," set in Italy, stars Pierce Brosnan, Paprika Steen, Trine Dyrholm ("In A Better World") and Kim Bodnia. THR reports the plot revolves around a bunch of people looking for love, their passions and happiness, jealousy and loneliness — which tells us nothing about the actual storyline — but we're excited nonetheless. Sony Pictures Classics holds the US rights, and given it's an Italian co-production, Venice seems like a good bet.
"Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out," directed by Marina Zenovich
Zenovich's "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired" got a major boost from its premiere at Sundance in 2008, followed by a Cannes screening, which not only had audiences chattering about the film's lively resurrection of an infamous, decades-old celebrity scandal, but also prompted Polanski's lawyers to re-attempt to dismiss the original case based on evidence presented in the film. "Wanted and Desired" won several Emmys after its HBO airing, and then Polanski was detained in Switzerland in 2009 and put under house arrest for 10 months. Throughout, Zenovich has trained her cameras on the fallout from the first film and Polanski's evolving predicaments, much as Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky did when their "Paradise Lost" documentary affected real-life events. By early summer Zenovich was putting the finishing touches on the new doc, so barring any new developments in the case the fall fest circuit seems a likely launch pad.
"Untitled Greta Gerwig Project," written and directed by Greta Gerwig
We don't know anything about the new Greta Gerwig film, which the rising indie star wrote and directed last year. She dropped a hint about it during interviews for Whit Stillman's "Damsels in Distress," but otherwise, mum's the word. Gerwig hasn't stepped behind the camera since her mumblecore days, when she collaborated with Joe Swanberg on "Nights and Weekends."
"Zero Dark Thirty," directed by Kathryn Bigelow, written by Mark Boal
All eyes are on the Oscar-winning duo's follow-up to 2009 best picture winner "The Hurt Locker," which had been launched at Venice and Toronto the year before. To add intrigue to the super-mysterious hunt-for-Osama bin Laden project, Bigelow and Boal managed to stir up political controversy and a Congressional investigation because of the alleged leak of classified info to them by the Obama White House for use in the movie. With 2011's indie darling Jessica Chastain in the cast, and Joel Edgerton primed for a Jeremy Renner-like breakout, the film could trace a similar awards path to "Hurt Locker" if it has the same vitality, grit and riveting characters. And if Sony hadn't pushed the release back to Dec. 19, it could have affected the presidential election, too.
Women Centric
"Anna Karenina," directed by Joe Wright, written by Tom Stoppard (from the novel by Leo Tolstoy)
The latest from Joe Wright ("Atonement," "Hanna") seems like a lock for Venice's 2012 competition given Wright's history with the event ("Atonement" premiered there), and its release date in the U.K. (September 7). Expect to see it pop up shortly after at TIFF to get the awards buzz underway, ahead of its November 9 stateside release. The film finds Wright re-teamed with his "Atonement" leading lady Keira Knightley for an expressionistic take on the Russian classic. Jude Law, Aaron Johnson and Kelly MacDonald co-star.
"Foxfire," written directed by Lauren Cantet (from the novel by Joyce Carol Oates)
French director Cantent won the Palme D'Or in 2008 for "Entre les murs," a semi-autobiographical film based on the experiences of Francois Begaudeau, author of the novel the film was based off. This year, Cantet brings to life another author's work–Joyce Carol Oates' "Foxfire," a story of five girls growing up in a troubled atmosphere who form their own gang. Shot in Ontario, Canada and previously adapted by Annette Haywood-Carter in 1996 featuring a young Angelina Jolie, Cantet casts newcomers in his latest endeavor. Producers say they are prepping the film for a release at the Toronto Film Festival this September.
"Passion," written and directed by Brian De Palma (from the film "Love Crime," written by Alain Corneau and Natalie Carter)
While Brian DePalma's latest (a remake of the recent French art house thriller, "Love Crime," that starred Kristin Scott Thomas and Ludivine Sagnier) didn't go to cameras until earlier this year, footage of the potboiler screened for buyers at Cannes, meaning that it's likely it will be ready for festivals come late August. Look for the Rachel McAdams/Noomi Rapace starrer to premiere at the Venice Film Festival, where DePalma won Best Director for "Redacted" in 2007.
"Under the Skin," directed by Jonathan Glazer, written by Walter Campbell (from the novel by Michel Faber)
Glazer brings Scarlett Johansson to the limelight with his adaptation of Michel Faber's sci-fi novel. In post-production (filming took place in Scotland last year), the film centers around an alien who takes the form of an attractive woman who lures in men. Though this film sounds very similar to the 1995 sci-fi thriller "Species," it seems to be a lot scarier and emotion-driven, driving the protagonist (alien Johansson) to question her own actions. A release date is not yet known, but it was shot last year so it seems a likely candidate for fall festival season.
"What Maisie Knew," directed by Scott McGehee and David Siegel, written by Carroll Cartwright and Nancy Doyne (from the novel by Henry James)
"What Maisie Knew" is a modern adaptation of Henry James' novel of the same name. The film follows a young girl (Onata Aprile) who shuttles between her divorced parents' homes, observing their new relationships as they develop. Julianne Moore plays her rock star mother and Steve Coogan plays her art dealer father. McGehee and Siegel's last film was the little seen "Uncertainty," but the impressive cast (Alexander Skarsgård also stars) may increase the film's profile. "Uncertainty" premiered at TIFF in 2008, so "What Maisie Knew" may have a festival life as well. The film does not yet have a release date.
Women Written
The East," directed by Zal Batmanglij, written by Batmanglij and Brit Marling
Ever since breaking out of the gate with his stellar directorial debut "Sound of My Voice," all eyes have been on Zal Batmanglij's anticipated (and much bigger) follow-up "The East," which finds him re-teamed with "Sound of Voice" co-writer/star, Brit Marling, and distributor Fox Searchlight. When we caught up with him in late April, Batmanglij told Indiewire that he was in the midst of editing the film, so chances are it will be ready for the fall festival circuit. The film sounds a lot like "Sound of My Voice: Marling stars as a contract worker tasked with infiltrating an anarchist group, only to find herself falling for its leader. Alexander Skarsgard, Ellen Page, Julia Ormond and Patricia Clarkson all star.


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Listed below are some of the inventory, monitoring, research and resource management initiatives being carried out in Waterton Lakes National Park this year, including a number of multi-agency initiatives.
For more information, please email the park or call 403-859-2224.
White-nose syndrome (WNS) is an emerging disease that is devastating populations of bats while they hibernate. The disease has now been documented both to the east (Ontario) and west (Washington) of Waterton, creating an urgent need to get baseline information on the distribution and relative abundance of bat species within the park. Before White-nose syndrome began to decimate bat populations, little was known about bats in the mountain national parks. As a world leader in conservation, Parks Canada developed its own national bat monitoring protocol consistent with the North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat) and is working closely with Environment Canada and other partners to ensure that our information will help inform larger conservation initiatives and the recovery of endangered bat species. Parks Canada staff are using acoustic recording devices to detect and identify bats in areas throughout Waterton Lakes National Park. We are also assessing their winter use of the park and are partnering with biologists in Glacier National Park in Montana to monitor spring and fall bat migrations along the Belly and Waterton river travel corridors. Project leader: Barb Johnston. Sponsor: Parks Canada.
During the summer of 2016, we began conducting a rangeland health assessment of the Foothills Parkland Ecoregion of the park. The project goal is to determine the state of the aspen forest and fescue grassland ecosystem.
The assessment will provide a measurement of the roles that ungulates, non-native plants, and forest encroachment play in the maintenance of Foothills Parkland ecoregion, with particular focus on the foothills rough fescue ecosystem. The results of this work will be used to identify any areas of concern and inform future restoration activities. Project leader: Robert Sissons. Sponsor: Parks Canada.
Northern leopard frogs once made Waterton Lakes National Park their home, but they have vanished. This frog, once widespread, started to disappear across Alberta in the 1970s and hadn't been seen in Waterton since 1980. Extensive surveys of historic breeding sites and suitable habitat throughout the park were conducted in 2003 without any luck. With the cooperation of Grasslands National Park, we are working to reintroduce leopard frogs to Waterton. In 2015 and 2016 we collected frog egg masses from sites in Grasslands where the frog is abundant, and translocated them to 3 carefully selected ponds in Waterton. Efforts will continue for several years with the goal of re-establishing a breeding population of this species in Waterton. Northern leopard frogs, an important native species, once played a vital role in the park's complex ecosystem. These, and other amphibians, are good indicators of the health of freshwater ecosystems. There has been a 40 per cent success rate for northern leopard frog reintroduction in Alberta over recent years and we are using lessons learned from our own and others' efforts to give our current reintroduction the best chance of success. Project leaders: Kim Pearson and Barb Johnston. Sponsor: Parks Canada.
Many of the park's wildlife are rarely seen, which makes monitoring for changes in numbers and distribution challenging. We are using motion-triggered cameras and occupancy modelling to monitoring wildlife in Waterton. The community of Waterton is located in a critical pinch point between Upper Waterton Lake and the adjacent steep mountains. Cameras are also being used to determine how wildlife are travelling through this critical travel corridor as they move up and down the Waterton Valley.
The goal of the project is to provide information to aid in making decisions regarding wildlife movement through this area. Project leaders: Barb Johnston and Kim Pearson. Sponsor: Parks Canada.
Parks Canada has added a new tool in their integrated management of non-native plants. In 2012, two species of weevils were introduced into Waterton to control spotted knapweed. One targets plant roots and the other attacks seed heads. These biocontrol insects are one more tool, in addition to mechanical and chemical methods, that we are using to control spotted knapweed. In 2015, we also introduced a biocontrol species that targets hounds tongue and also augmented our efforts targeting spotted knapweed. We will continue to monitor the effectiveness of this new approach. Project leader: Robert Sissons. Sponsor: Parks Canada.
For 5 years, from 2011 to 2015, we conducted a pilot project to determine if trained dogs can help create more natural behaviour in deer. The objective was to ensure public safety and protect wildlife, while maintaining quality wildlife viewing for visitors. A dog handler used shepherding dogs to gently move deer out of the community during fawning season and to rebuild the natural wariness that deer have for people and dogs. The technique has proven to be very effective. So effective, in fact, that for the past two years the handler has had relatively little work to do. The number of deer in Waterton village has decreased significantly. In addition, the number of aggressive incidents reported dropped yearly, from 36 in 2010 to only four in in 2015. In 2016 there will be no deer shepherding in the community of Waterton. We will be monitoring the response of deer and their predators closely to help us develop a long term management stategy. Safety of residents and visitors is of utmost importance to Parks Canada. This program supported Parks Canada's mandate to conserve wildlife, restore habitat connectivity and safely connect people with nature in their national parks. Project Leaders: Parks Canada, Waterton Community Wildlife Advisory Group and Chris Jobe (dog handler).
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Research and monitoring efforts show a high loss of whitebark and limber pine in Waterton. Whitebark and limber pines in the Canadian Rockies are threatened by a variety of factors. These include an introduced blister rust, fire suppression, mountain pine beetle and associated replacement by more shade tolerant trees, and by rapid global climate change. Parks Canada staff are actively working to protect and restore these species. We protect potential blister rust resistant seed trees from mountain pine beetles, and collect their seeds. Again this summer, park staff and volunteers will plant the seedlings that have been grown from these seeds.
We are also using carefully planned prescribed fires to open the canopy in targeted areas to prepare them for planting. Project leader: Robert Sissons, Parks Canada. Sponsors: Parks Canada, Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development.
Video: Saving Waterton's Whitebark Pines
The Rocky Mountain wood tick and the American dog tick are pest and disease vectors in western Canada. Ticks are collected from a number of locations and habitats, including Waterton Lakes National Park. The project will determine numbers of these two species throughout their geographic distribution and relate this to environmental variables. This will allow future evaluation of continued range expansion and changes in population density. It will also be useful to produce risk maps for ticks and tick-borne disease transmission. Laboratory tests will determine the extent of genetic differences among tick populations, which may provide insights into differences in biological characteristics that influence transmission of the pathogens. Project leader: Tim Lysyk. Sponsor: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
With a changing climate leading to loss of glaciers and high elevation snow fields, invertebrate species that specialize in the associated cold water habitats are at risk.
Late in the summer of 2016 volunteers will join researchers on both sides of the border of the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park to conduct a high elevation aquatic invertebrate bio-blitz. We are seeking information on the presence and distribution of species, including two stoneflies that have been petitioned for listing under the U.S. Endangered Species Act, to help in informing the listing decision and understand their vulnerability to climate change and other impacts. Project leaders: Joe Giersch, Chris Downs and Barb Johnston. Sponsors: USGS Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center, Glacier National Park and Parks Canada.
Initiated in 2005, this survey has contributed immensely to the baseline knowledge of park terrestrial invertebrates. Focusing survey activities on selected habitats and engaging taxonomic experts to provide authoritative identifications of the collected material is the key to its success. This work continually adds to a database of park species and their specific localities. This year we will continue to sample ground fauna using pitfall traps, as well as surveys trageting earthworms. Project leader: Dr. David Langor, Canadian Forest Service. Sponsor: Canadian Forest Service.
Decades of fire suppression in the park has had many ecological consequences, including the loss of native grasslands through encroachment of aspen and shrubs. This has cascading effects through the ecosystem. To meet our restoration goals, we continue to actively reintroduce carefully planned and controlled fires to the grasslands to restore grassland communities. We are also monitoring the severity of fires, response of grasslands to elk browsing, and the effectiveness of the prescribed fires in meeting restoration goals. Project Leads: Scott Murphy and Cristina Eisenberg. Sponsors: Parks Canada and Earthwatch Institute.
In 2011, an outbreak of a salamander-specific virus (ATV or Ambystoma tigrinum virus) caused the complete die-off of a resident population of tiger salamanders in a park pond. This event sparked research into the characteristics of the virus and the host salamander population.
Work continues to monitor the recovery of this particular salamander population. Researchers work at this and other regional sites that have also experienced outbreaks to learn more about this emerging pathogen. Project Lead: Dr. Cam Goater. Sponsor: Lethbridge University.


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Read Montague, Ph.D.
Curriculum Vitae
Inaugural Holder, Virginia Tech Carilion Vernon Mountcastle Research Professorship
Director, Human Neuroimaging Laboratory, Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute
Director, Computational Psychiatry Unit, Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute
Professor, Department of Physics, College of Science, Virginia Tech
Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine, Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
Read Montague's work centers broadly on human social cognition, decision-making, and willful choice with a goal of understanding the detailed underlying neurobiology of these functions in health and disease. Montague's work particularly focuses on computational neuroscience – the connection between physical mechanisms present in real neural tissue and the computational functions that these mechanisms embody. He is also actively engaged in translating computational neuroscience into the domain of mental health through work in Computational Psychiatry. His laboratory uses theoretical, computational, and experimental approaches to these issues. In particular, the group now employs novel approaches to functional neuroimaging, new biomarkers for mental disease, spectroscopy, real-time voltammetry, and computational simulations. Work in the laboratory is supported by the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, The Kane Family Foundation, Autism Speaks, The MacArthur Foundation, The Dana Foundation, and The Wellcome Trust.
For a more complete listing of Read Montague's publications, visit PubMed.
Education and Training
- The Salk Institute: Postdoctoral fellowship
- Rockefeller University: Postdoctoral fellowship
- University of Alabama Birmingham: PhD, Biophysics
Previous Positions
- Baylor College of Medicine
Brown Foundation Professor of Neuroscience and Psychiatry
Director, Human Neuroimaging Lab
Director, Computational Psychiatry Unit
Awards and Honors
- William R. and Irene D. Miller Lectureship, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, 2011–2012
- Network Member, The MacArthur Foundation Research Network on Law and Neuroscience, 2011-2015
- Walter Gilbert Award, Auburn University, 2011
- Wellcome Trust Principal Research Fellowship, 2011-2018
- Kavli Fellow, U.S.-China Frontiers of Science, National Academy of Science, 2010
- Member, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ., 2005–2006
- Michael E. DeBakey Excellence in Research Award, 1997, 2005
Selected Publications
- Solway A, Lohrenz T, Montague PR. (2017). Simulating future value in intertemporal choice. Scientific Reports.
- Montague PR, Kishida KT, Moran RJ, Lohrenz TM. (2016). An efficiency framework for valence processing systems inspired by soft cross-wiring. Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences 11, 121-129.
- Lohrenz T, Kishida KT, Montague PR. (2016). BOLD and its connection to dopamine release in human striatum: a cross-cohort comparison. Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci 371(1705).
- Koffarnus MK, Johnson MW, Thompson-Lake DGY, Wesley MJ, Lohrenz T, Montague PR, Bickel WK. (2016). Cocaine-Dependent Adults and Recreational Cocaine Users Are More Likely Than Controls to Choose Immediate Unsafe Sex Over Delayed Safer Sex. Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology 24(4), 297-304.
- Gu X, Lohrenz T, Salas R, Baldwin PR, Soltani A, Kirk U, Cinciripini P, Montague PR. (2016). Belief about Nicotine Modulates Subjective Craving and Insula Activity in Deprived Smokers. Frontiers in Psychiatry 7(126).
- McAdams CJ, Jeon-Slaughter H, Evans S, Lohrenz T, Montague PR, Krawczyk DC. (2016). Neural differences in self-perception during illness and after weight-recovery in anorexia nervosa. Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.
- Kirk U, Gu X, Sharp C, Hula A, Fonagy P, Montague PR. (2016). Mindfulness training increases cooperative decision making in economic exchanges: Evidence from fMRI. Neuroimage, pii: S1053-8119(16)30189-6. doi: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2016.05.075.
- Hétu S, Luo Y, Saez I, D'Ardenne K, Lohrenz T, Montague PR. (2016). Asymmetry in Functional Connectivity of the Human Habenula Revealed by High-Resolution Cardiac-Gated Resting State Imaging. Human Brain Mapping.
- Kishida KT, Saez I, Lohrenz TM, Witcher MR, Laxton AW, Tatter SB, White JP, Ellis TL, Phillips PEM, Montague PR. (2016). Subsecond dopamine fluctuations in human striatum encode superposed error signals about actual and counterfactual reward. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (USA) 113(1), 200-5.
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- Stephan KE, Binder EB, Breakspear M, Dayan P, Johnstone EC, Meyer-Linderberg A, Schnyder U, Wang X, Bach DR, Fletcher PC, Flint J, Frank MJ, Heinz A, Huys QJM, Montague PR, Owen MJ, Friston KJ. (2015). Charting the landscape of priority problems in psychiatry, part 2: pathogenesis and aetiology. The Lancet Psychiatry, doi.org/10.1016/S2215-0366(15)00361-2.