Our lab members have diverse training backgrounds and areas of expertise spanning the fields of neuroscience, developmental and clinical psychology, psychiatry, biomedical engineering and computer science. We specialize in using a type of neuroimaging called resting state functional connectivity magnetic resonance imaging to study the brain across development (from infancy to aging), in different disorders (ADHD, autism, Parkinson's Disease), and across different species (humans, non-human primates and rodents). We combine this technique with multiple other neuroimaging, behavioral and biological measures. We believe that the wide range of research going on in the lab (e.g. observational studies in humans and experimental designs in animal models), and the diversity of our lab members helps us gain unique insights into questions about brain development in health and disease. It also makes for a fun and interesting place to work!

Please visit the Our Research tab to learn more about the different projects we are working on.