Joshua T. Jordan, PhD, is affiliated with Alto Neuroscience Inc in Los Altos, California. Jordan has published research on cognition and major depressive disorder, including studies on the relationship between baseline cognition and depression outcomes in patients treated with vortioxetine. Additional work has focused on violence and aggression, specifically examining homicide-suicide in the United States to develop an empirically derived typology. Jordan has collaborated frequently with authors such as Adam J. Savitz, Alan F. Schatzberg, Amit Etkin, Dale E. McNiel, and Li Shen.
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