Ofori is interested in using multimodal neuroimaging techniques to discover early diagnostic and progression markers for subtypes of dementia, parkinsonism, and neuropathies.

Bae investigates how the brain creates/maintains visual representation of the world and use them to achieve given task goals in an efficient and useful manner.

Tang directs Health Neuroscience Collaboratory and focuses on neuroscience of cognitive, physical & mental health and behavior change across lifespan using neuroimaging, physiological, psychosocial, genetic methods.

Samantha's current research involves genetics and neuroimaging in older adults with autism. She is investigating how Alzheimer's risk genes may affect individuals with autism differently than the neurotypical population.

My current research focuses on neurosurgical fluorescence technology, intraoperative imaging, and quantitative analysis of neurosurgical approaches.

Dr. Wagley's research examines language and reading comprehension in monolingual and bilingual children using neuroimaging approaches.