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The Brains Behind
Neuroimaging
at UW-Madison’s Waisman Center
To uncover the results
that hold the most promise, the Brain Imaging Laboratory’s
outstanding team of specialists in cognitive psychology,
affective neuroscience, physics, computer science, and
statistics, work collaboratively, drawing on one another’s
expertise.
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Andrew
Alexander, PhD
Director of magnetic resonance physics
Links structural changes in the brain with measures of
affect, behavior and cognition.
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Brad Christian, PhD
Director of PET physics
Develops novel methods to investigate metabolic and chemical
changes in the brain.
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Alex Converse, PhD
Director of MicroPET program
Develops novel methods to simultaneously image blood flow
and the function of specific neurons.
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Kim Dalton, PhD
Assistant ScientistStudies
brain structure and function associated with autism, fragile
X and William’s syndrome.
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Moo Chung, PhD
Assistant Professor of Biostatistics, Medical Informatics
and StatisticsDevelops novel
methods to simultaneously image blood flow and the function
of specific neurons.
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Laura Holsen, PhD
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Tom Johnstone, PhD
Associate Scientist
Provides critical input in the design and analysis of fMRI
studies.
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Mariana Lazar, PhD
Assistant Scientist
Links measures of white matter integrity and brain
connectivity with behavioral and cognitive measures.
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Dhanabalan Murali,
PhD
Associate Scientist
Develops new radiochemistry methods for PET studies.
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Jack Nitschke, PhD
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology
Studies the neuroscience of human emotion and affective
disorders.
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Terry Oakes, PhD
Assistant Scientist
Develops methods for analysis and visualization of brain
images to achieve the highest spatial and temporal
resolution possible.
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