David Zald, Ph.D. is the inaugural director of CAHBIR, and Henry Rutgers Professor of Psychiatry. His research uses a combination of MRI and PET imaging to examine the links between
Jeffrey Luci received his Ph.D. in organometallic chemistry from the University of Iowa. He was an NIH Cancer Imaging Fellow at Vanderbilt University whereupon completing, he became faculty in Radiology
Bernadette Lovas completed the Technologist Internship in Magnetic Resonance Imaging Program at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in 2002. As an MRI Technologist for over 20 years she
Wil Rohlhill earned his Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University at Buffalo. He spent six years with the Radar Systems Engineering group at Lockheed Martin. His main duties
Rose Smith has a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Montclair State University. She has 18 years’ experience working in finance. She assists CAHBIR with ongoing operations activities including financial oversight.
Dr. Konova’s research focuses on risk and resilience factors in addiction escalation, recovery, and treatment. This work combines neuroimaging, computational modeling, and cognitive paradigms to examine how motivated learning and
Dr. Parkes work aims to elucidate the pathways linking brain networks to behavior and psychopathology. His work uses predictive modeling of connectomics to reveal the neural substrates of transdiagnostic features
Dr. Holmes lab studies fundamental organization of large-scale human brain networks, with a particular focus on higher-level cognition and the intersection of emotion and cognition. Using a multi-scale approach, the
Dr. Westbrook directs the TMS and EEG facilities for CAHBIR His lab uses neuromodulation and EEG to understand how the brain makes decision and exerts cognitive control. https://bmclab.org/
Dr. Stiles studies multisensory integration with a particular focus on the design and evaluation of sensory substitution devices for rehabilitation of blindness. She also uses visual illusions as a method