The aim of this 5-year graduate program is to train scientists to perform cutting-edge brain research that combines neuro-behavioral and cognitive experiments, computational modeling, laboratory biology, and medical imaging. Students learn how these multi-disciplinary approaches yield powerful insights into the operation of the human brain as a complex dynamical system. Individuals with undergraduate degrees in any pertinent discipline are invited to apply. The program offers multi-year stipends and tuition remission. Past graduates have pursued careers at academic institutions (including Harvard, Brown, Emory, Vanderbilt University, University of Pittsburgh, Boston University, UC San Francisco, and the Salk Institute), clinical research centers (including John Hopkins Hospital, Massachusetts General, Harvard Medical School, and Dell Children's Medical Center), private industry (including IBM, Mathworks, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson), and at federal agencies (including NIH, US Air Force, NASA, and NRL).