Faizah is trained epidemiologist interested in social and biological determinants of perinatal health and adverse birth outcomes, with an interest in bringing a bioethical lens to women’s health as an underrepresented population in research.
Sunderland couples methods in diffusion weighted imaging measuring the brain’s white matter integrity with functional neuroimaging to understand the link between child maltreatment and both substance use exploration and use disorder pathogenesis.
Claudette, a summa cum laude graduate in Biology from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, is now a BBH graduate student focusing on health and wellness, particularly stress, mental and physical health, and inflammation.
Maya is a doctoral student in Biobehavioral Health. Her research leverages intensive longitudinal designs, such as ecological momentary assessment, to identify individuals at risk for hazardous cannabis and alcohol use.
Gabriel applies Bayesian models to fMRI and intensive longitudinal data (specifically ambulatory assessments). He researches the link between cognition and health behaviors via daily phone-based and lab fMRI cognitive tasks.
Qiaofeng is interested in understanding the impact of biopsychosocial factors on biological aging processes at physiological and molecular levels across the human lifespan.
