John G. H. B. Stuss

John G. H. B. Stuss is a renowned Canadian neuroscience researcher known for studying how the brain's frontal lobes influence behavior, decision-making, and motivation. His work helps us understand how brain injuries or disorders affect personality, planning, and self-control. Stuss's research sheds light on the complex functions of the brain's executive systems—those responsible for goal-setting, problem-solving, and adapting to new situations—advancing both scientific knowledge and clinical approaches to brain injury rehabilitation.