Investigator, Asst Prof (W) Gordon Center for Medical Imaging, Mass General Research Institute

Assistant Professor of Radiology Harvard Medical School

connectomics; fmri; functional magnetic resonance imaging; image processing; machine learning; neuroimaging I am an Instructor of Radiology with advanced neuroimaging, biomedical and computational expertise. My work has focused on developing cutting-edge neuroimaging methods and pipelines for multimodal neuroimage research. My research background combines a wide range of imaging techniques, including functional and structural analyses, particularly focused on developing connectomics methods to study how the brain is organized and altered in complex brain disorders, such as Alzheimer Disease. I also work on neuroimage-genetic approaches to disentangle the molecular mechanisms of different brain properties and disorders.