| Faculty Member |
Research Area |
Graduate Program(s) |
| Timothy Ebner |
Electrophysiology of motor control of motor cortex and cerebellum. Optical imaging in the Central neuro system. |
Neuroscience |
| Donald Truhlar |
Chemical structure, dynamics, solvation, and Quantum mechanics. |
Chemistry |
| Bagrat Amirikian |
Theoretical and computational neuroscience |
Neuroscience; Brain Sciences Center and Scientific Computation |
| James Ashe |
Neurophysiology of the motor cortex, motor learning, functional imaging of the motor system in humans. |
Neuroscience |
| Daniel Boley
| Machine learning, data mining, and numerical linear algebra |
Computer Science and Engineering |
| John Broadhurst |
Role of heavy ions in the chaotic behavior of stimulated brain tissue |
Physics |
| William Durfee |
Human/machine interactions |
Biomedical/Mechanical Engineering |
| Martha Flanders |
Neural control of movement: neuromuscular pattern generation and limb biomechanics. Sensorimotor transformations. |
Neuroscience |
| Jiali Gao |
Computational biophysics, computational chemistry |
Chemistry |
| Geoffrey Ghose |
Attention and learning in visual cortex |
Neuroscience, CMRR |
| Maria Gini |
Artificial intelligence. Machine learning. Robotics. |
Computer Science and Engineering |
| Bin He |
Development of quantitative techniques and models. Noninvasive imaging of the brain and heart. Brain computer interfaces. |
Biomedical/Electrical Engineering, and Neuroscience |
| Victoria Interrante |
Visualization, computer graphics |
Computer Science |
| Ravi Janardan |
Geometric computing and applications |
Computer Science and Engineering |
| James Kakalios |
Fluctuation phenomena in disordered semiconductors and neurological systems. Pattern formation in granular media and complex systems. |
Physics and Astronomy |
| Daniel Kersten |
Vision, human visual perception, neuroimaging, computational vision |
Neuroscience and Scientific Computation |
| Art Leuthold |
MEG signal processing and methods development aimed at the study of basic brain systems |
Neuroscience |
| Kelvin Lim |
How disruptions in brain connectivity may influence the pathophysiology, prognosis, and treatment of neu\ropsychiatric disorders |
Psychiatry and Neuroscience |
| Robert Miller |
T-type Ca++ channels in retina, glutamate receptors and computational analysis |
Neuroscience |
| Eric Newman |
Physiology of glial cells and their interactions with neurons including Ca++ waves, glial modulation of neuronal activity and K+ channels |
Neuroscience |
| Teresa Nick |
Neural plasticity and its roles in the modulation of behavior |
Neuroscience |
| Duane Nykamp |
Neuronal network modeling Spike correlational analysis |
School of Mathematics |
| Cheryl Olman |
fMRI methods and vision |
Psychology and Neuroscience |
| Nikolaos Papanikolopoulos |
Robotics, distributed robots, computer vision, sensors for transportation applications |
Computer Science and Engineering |
| A. David Redish |
Behavioral and computational neuroscience |
Neuroscience |
| David Rottenberg |
Quantitative neuroimaging, computational anatomy, and scientific visualization |
Neurology and Radiology |
| Paul Schrater |
Human and Computer Vision and motor control. Machine learning and pattern recognition |
Computer Science & Eng., and Neuroscience |
| John Soechting |
Motor control |
Neuroscience |
| David Thomas |
Molecular biophysics of muscle contraction and relaxation and Spectroscopic probes |
Scientific Computation |
| Kamil Ugurbil |
Research in magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy at high magnetic fields, emphasis on human brain mapping |
Neuroscience |
| Gianluigi Veglia |
Membrane protein structure and dynamics. Solution and solid state NMR spectroscopy. Metalloproteins. Biomolecular simulations and modeling. |
Chemistry |
| George Wilcox |
Neuropharmacology of pain and analgesia |
Neuroscience, and Scientific Computation |
| Darrin York |
Computational chemistry, biophysics, chemical physics, scientific computation |
Chemistry |
| LiLian Yuan |
Dendritic function in neuronal information processing |
Neuroscience |
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