After completing medical training at the Albert Einstein School of Medicine (l989) and the Weill Cornell University School of Medicine (l993), she completed post-doctoral work in primate neuroanatomy at the University of Rochester, beginning an independent laboratory in 2001. Dr. Fudge’s work focuses broadly on elucidating neural circuitry that is relevant to human neuropsychiatric phenomenology, particularly psychoses and the major mood and anxiety disorders. In addition to neural circuitry, her research examines the neuroplastic features of limbic circuits over post-natal development. She is a Fellow of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, and reviews for a number of neuroscience and translational neuroscience journals and funding agencies.