Biography About me: I have over a decade of professional experience in clinical neuroscience research, and I currently provide regulatory support to research teams in the Department of Pediatrics. I have worked in a variety of research roles, ranging from teaching mindfulness meditation to combat veterans with PTSD to writing study consent forms about COVID-19 …
Current Position: Scientist in UW-Madison Waisman Center the Pediatric Neuromodulation Lab and Neuromodulation Service
Biography About Me: I am currently the Research Coordinator for the Pediatric Neuromodulation Lab and recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a degree in Neurobiology and Women and Gender Studies. I hope to go on to graduate school and work in pediatric neurology or in therapy working with families that have had a child …
Current Position: Scientist in UW-Madison Waisman Center the Brian Imaging Core and Pediatric Neuromodulation Lab
Biography About me: I am currently a Scientist II at the Pediatric Neuromodulatory Lab at the Waisman Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison. My research is rooted in neuroimaging, biomechanics, and biomedical engineering, with a particular focus on understanding brain function and connectivity, especially in individuals with neurological impairments. I utilize multimodal neuroimaging techniques, including fNIRS, fMRI, …
Biography About me: I am a researcher with experience in behavioral, neuroimaging, and auditory research projects with participants ranging from babies to older adults. I received my undergraduate degree in psychology & education, and Spanish, then my master’s degree in cognitive neuroscience. I am interested in research that aims to build on our understanding of …
Biography About Me: I am a proud graduate from the University of Wisconsin nursing school! I spent the first few years of my nursing career in Phoenix on an inpatient adult cardiology unit. I transitioned into the research world and began working with ALS interventional trials. I thoroughly enjoyed working with patients who were faced …
