Developmental & Clinical Neuroscience
We investigate how large-scale brain networks develop and how deviations relate to psychiatric and neurological conditions across the lifespan.
Large-scale brain networks organize perception, cognition, and behavior across development, sensory change, and clinical conditions.
We investigate how large-scale brain networks develop and how deviations relate to psychiatric and neurological conditions across the lifespan.
This theme examines how the brain reorganizes when sensory input changes, including deafness, tinnitus, and auditory perception paradigms.
We study reading, language, voice, memory, attention, and rhythm processing using behavioral and neuroimaging methods.
We integrate behavioral assessments and clinical measures with neuroimaging to understand how symptoms and cognition relate to brain organization.
Resting-state fMRI, task fMRI, structural MRI, and network analysis support multimodal investigation of clinical and cognitive neuroscience questions.
The lab develops biologically informed intervention frameworks including non-invasive neuromodulation approaches such as tDCS.
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