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This program involves fundamental and applied studies related to neurons, neural systems, behavior and neurological disease encompassing a spectrum of activities, including mathematical modeling; exploring novel approaches to sensory (vision, hearing, smell and touch) and motor processing; exploring fundamentals of neural plasticity; and designing neuroprosthetics. The approaches involve information processing at the molecular, cellular, systems and behavioral levels. Primary Faculty Dennis Barbour, MD ProfessorIndividualized assessments of brain function and dysfunction Hong Chen Associate ProfessorDevelops ultrasound-based image-guided drug delivery techniques Jianmin Cui ProfessorAims to design ultrasound protocols for drug & gene delivery Song Hu Associate ProfessorAdvances theranostics through the development of novel optical and photoacoustic technologies Dan Moran ProfessorExplores how we can control objects with our minds Barani Raman ProfessorHis lab's electronic nose technology has applications for homeland security Alexandra Rutz Assistant ProfessorAdvances bioelectronics using materials and fabrication-based approaches Ismael Se&＃225;&＃241;ez Assistant ProfessorDevelops tools for neuroprosthetics and rehabilitation Jonathan Silva ProfessorCreating better ways to treat cardiac arrhythmia Kurt Thoroughman Associate ProfessorWorks to identify patterns in neural activity that correspond to motor adaptation Affiliate Faculty Martha Bagnall - Neuroscience Vestibular and spinal neural circuits in zebrafish Randall Bateman - Neurology Diagnostic clinical test biochemistry mass spectrometry process robotics Alzheimer's disease neurodegeneration Peter Brunner, PhD - Neurosurgery Brain-Computer Interface (BCI); Brain-Machine Interface (BMI); Electrocorticography (ECoG); Human Brain Mapping David Bundy - Neurological Surgery Assistant ProfessorBrain-Computer Interfaces, Neuroprosthetics, Stroke, Neuroplasticity Bruce Carlson - Neuroscience Neurophysiology, sensory systems, behavior, evolution, mathematical modeling, neuroanatomy Daniel Castro - Radiology Assistant ProfessorOpioid, motivation, affect, in vivo imaging Shantanu Chakrabartty - Computer Science & Engineering Self-powered sensors, wireless telemetry, energy harvesting, neuromorphic systems Baron Chanda - Anesthesiology Voltage and Ligand-gating, Pacemaking ion channels, single molecule spectroscopy, structural biology, cryo-EM, fluorescence imaging, Thermodynamic analysis ShiNung Ching - Electrical & Systems Engineering Neural Dynamics and Control Theory, Brain Network Analysis, Theoretical Neuroscience Meaghan Creed, PhD - Anesthesiology Deep brain stimulation, Neuromodulation, Synaptic Plasticity, Addiction, Pain, Affect, Electrophysiology, Behavioral Analysis Nico Dosenbach - Neurology Precisions mapping of individual human brains; Real-time image processing Tom Franken, MD - Neuroscience Assistant Professor of Neurosciencevision; visual perception; electrophysiology; non-human primates; cortex; neurons Robert Gereau - Anesthesiology Pain, optogenetics, optoelectronics, neural circuitry, in vivo imaging, electrophysiology Geoffrey Goodhill, PhD - Developmental Biology Computational neuroscience, Theoretical neuroscience, Systems neuroscience, Neural coding, Neural development, Autism, Zebrafish, Behavior, Calcium imaging Edward Han - Neuroscience Two-photon calcium imaging, electrophysiology, virtual reality behavior, neuronal networks, learning and memory, hippocampus Keith Hengen - Biology systems neuroscience, big data, neural networks, neuronal recording, emergence, homeostasis, plasticity Tim Holy - Neuroscience Novel optical microscopy to record large neuronal populations James Huettner - Cell Biology & Physiology glutamate receptors, chimeric subunits, in vitro differentiation, neural differentiation from stem cells Daniel Kerschensteiner, MD - Ophthalmology & Visual Science Neural circuits, vision, 2-photon imaging, electrophysiology, retina, visual processing Alexxai Kravitz, MD, PhD Striatum, dopamine, electrophysiology, open-source, devices, recording, electrodes, fiber optics, calcium imaging Catherine Lang - Physical Therapy Professor and Associate Director of Movement Science PhD Programhuman, movement, neural control, motor learning, stroke, autism, upper limb, wearable sensors Jin-Moo Lee, MD - Neurology Stroke, Brain injury, Alzheimer's disease, Brain repair Eric Leuthardt, MD - Neurosurgery Brain Computer Interfaces, Neuroprosthetics, Advanced Imaging, Resting State fMRI Christopher Lingle - Anesthesiology Basic Science Research ion channel biophysics, modeling of channel gating and cell excitability, methods of analysis Matthew MacEwan - Neurology Neuroprosthetics, Nerve Regeneration, Peripheral Nerve Interfacing, Transient Electronics, Nanomaterials Jacob McPherson, MD, PhD - Physical Therapy, Anesthesiology Neural engineering; neurological injury; neurorehabilitation; stroke; spinal cord injury; neural control of movement; neuropathic pain; neural-computer interfaces; neural plasticity; sensorimotor integration; neuromodulation; electrophysiology; spinal physiology; neuropharmacology; physical rehabilitation Laura McPherson - Physical Therapy, Neurology Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy and NeurologyNeural control of movement, Neurological injury, Systems neuroscience, Neurorehabilitation, Reverse engineering motor unit discharge patterns, Spinal motor output, Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis Robi Mitra - Genetics Genomics. 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Ilya Monosov - Neuroscience Neuronal mechanisms of voluntary behavior Josh Morgan - Ophthalmology vision, retina, connectomics, synapse, imaging, electron microscopy, circuitry, thalamus, development, neuron, image analysis Arash Nazeri - Radiology Neurofluid Imaging, Preclinical MRI, Diffusion MRI, Computational Neuroanatomy, Neurodevelopment Arye Nehorai - Electrical & Systems Engineering Forward models, inverse models, statistical analysis, quantitative methods, modeling Colin Nichols - Cell Biology & Physiology Molecular aspects of potassium channels Camillo Padoa-Schioppa - Neuroscience Decision Making, Neurophysiology, Modeling, Primates Brenton Pennicooke - Neurological Surgery machine learning, artificial intelligence, patient-user interface, predictive analytics, causal inference, patient outcomes, risk stratification, data science, applied mathematics, spine surgery, spine disease Carlos Ponce - Neural Engineering Vision, electrophysiology, non-human primates, cortex, neurons, deep learning, neural networks W. Zachary Ray, MD - Neurosurgery neuroprosthetics, resorbable electronics, nerve regeneration, spinal cord injury Janice Robertson - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology membrane protein folding thermodynamics assembly single-molecule TIRF microscopy computational modeling structure function oligomerization lipids Jarod Roland, MD - Department of Neurosurgery Assistant ProfessorFunctional MRI, resting state MRI, intracranial electrophysiology, development, plasticity, epilepsy Erica Scheller - Internal Medicine - Bone & Mineral Diseases diabetes, fracture risk, advanced imaging, neurobiology, metabolic disease, bone regeneration, biosensors Srikanth Singamaneni - Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Biosensing; bioplasmonics; biopreservation; surface enhanced Raman scattering; plasmon-enhanced fluorescence; point-of-care diagnostics; nano-neuro interactions Larry Snyder, MD, PhD - Neuroscience Primate sensory-motor and cognitive neurophysiology; electrophysiological bases and correlates of resting state functional connectivity (rs-fcMRI). Aristeidis Sotiras, PhD - Radiology Machine learning; deep learning; image processing; image analysis; data science; neuroimaging; neurodegenerative diseases; neuropsychiatric disorders Alexander Stegh - Neurosurgery Genetic program, pathogenesis of glioblastoma, brain tumor research David Van Essen - Neuroscience Functional brain-mapping Shuo Wang - Radiology Neuroimaging, human single-neuron recordings, eye tracking, human cognitive neuroscience Yong Wang - Obstetrics & Gynecology Diffusion MRI and PET imaging; Noninvasive Electrophysiology Imaging; Cancer and Immunotherapy Imaging; Preterm Birth; Alzheimer's disease Jon Willie, MD - Neurosurgery Neuromodulation, deep brain stimulation, functional neurosurgery, stereotactic neurosurgery, epilepsy, post-traumatic stress disorder, mood disorders Dmitriy Yablonskiy - Radiology Professor of Radiologyapplying advanced MRI to link brain genetic and cellular microstructure with brain functioning in healthy people and patients with brain diseases, Alzheimer&＃8217;s disease and Multiple Sclerosis. 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