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Donald T. Stuss was one of the foremost contemporary neuropsychologists, world leader in the neuroscientific study of the prefrontal cortex, and founding director of two leading neuroscience institutes (the Rotman Research Institute and the Ontario Brain Institute). Stuss is most known for his clinical-scientific work on the human prefrontal cortex, starting with his seminal studies of prefrontal lobotomy patients, confabulation, and Capgras syndrome in the late 1970's at the Boston VA and the seminal 1986 volume, The Frontal Lobes (with Frank Benson) and continuing through to the present, highlighting the role of the prefrontal cortex in memory, social cognition, and consciousness. Stuss simultaneously contributed major conceptual advances in the areas of assessment, intra-individual variability, traumatic brain injury, rehabilitation, and neurodegenerative disease. Stuss's science always started with clinical observations and was centered on questions central to humanity, such as how we view ourselves and others and how we successfully function in the world. As a key figure who brought the human prefrontal function into the realm of empirical science, Stuss perpetually challenged orthodoxy with a combination of clinical sensitivity and experimental acumen. This symposium highlights of Stuss's contributions from the perspectives of some of his friends and colleagues across the spectrum of clinical and cognitive neuroscience, neuroimaging, and cognitive neurology.
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