Internal Collaborators: Alphabetical Order
- Howard Aizenstein MD/PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Late-Life Depression
- Major Depressive Disorder
- MRI Development
- Normal Aging
- Layla Banihashemi PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Childhood Adversity
- Meryl Butters PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Mild Cognitive Impairment
- Judy Cameron PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Healthy Brain Aging
- Peter Gianaros PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Midlife Neurocognitive Disparities
- Ariel Gildengers MD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Alzheimer Disease
- Vijay Gorantla MD/PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Plastic Surgery)
- Arm Transplanted Patients/Amputees
- James Ibinson MD/PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Anesthesiology)
- Alzheimer Disease and Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction
- John Jakicic PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Health and Physical Activity)
- Healthy Brain Aging
- William Klunk, MD, PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Normal Aging
- Julia Kofler MD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Pathology)
- Histopathology
- Anna Marsland PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Midlife Neurocognitive Disparities
- Joseph Mettenburg MD/PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Radiology)
- MRI Developments
- Enrico Novelli MD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Epidemiology)
- Sickle Cell Disease
- Caterina Rosano MD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Epidemiology)
- Brain Aging
- Konasale Prasad MD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Schizophrenia
- Psychosis
- Stephen Smagula PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Psychiatry)
- Depression of Caregivers
- Zongqi Xia MD/PhD (University of Pittsburgh, Department of Neurology)
- Multiple Sclerosis
External Collaborators:
- Rajan, Sunder PhD (FDA)
- Leonardo Angelone PhD (FDA)
- RF Coil Testing
- Essa Yacoub PhD (University of Minnesota, Department of Radiology)
- MRI Developments
Ongoing Projects: (Latest to Soonest End Dates)
METABOLIC AND INFLAMMATORY PATHWAYS OF MIDLIFE NEUROCOGNITIVE DISPARITIES Study midlife neurocognitive disparities through 7T human imaging NIH R01 NIDDK Role: Co-I
EVALUATION OF BRAIN AND COGNITIVE CHANGES IN OLDER ADULTS WITH MCI TAKING LITHIUM TO PREVENT ALZHEIMER TYPE DEMENTIA Development of 7T imaging program for studying Alzheimer Disease NIH R01 NIA Role: Co-I
DEPRESSION IN DEMENTIA CAREGIVERS: LINKING BRAIN STRUCTURE AND SLEEP-WAKE RISKS Development of 7T imaging program for studying dementia caregivers NIH K01 NIMH Role: Consultant
NEURAL MECHANISMS OF MONOAMINERGIC ENGAGEMENT IN LATE-LIFE DEPRESSION TREATMENT RESPONSE (NEMO) Study neural circuit responses in late-life depression treatment through 7T fMRI NIH R01 NIMH Role: Co-I
Dimensional outcomes and neural circuitry associated with psychosis risk Investigate changes in brain circuitry using 7T with potential psychosis patients NIH R01 NIMH Role: Co-I
High Performance Imaging for Assessment of Small Vessel Disease in Older Adults with Depression Study late-life depression through MRI and Histology NIH R01 NIMH Role: PI
Neurovascular Determinants of Cognitive Function in Adults with Sickle Cell Disease Development of 7T imaging program for studying Sickle Cell Disease NIH R01 NHLBI Role: Co-I
High Performance Imaging for Assessment of Small Vessel Disease in Older Adults with Depression (Supplement) Study late life depression through 7T fMRI NIH R01 (NIMH Supplement) Role: PI
AMYLOID PATHOLOGY AND COGNITION IN NORMAL ELDERLY Study normal aging through 7T human imaging NIH R01/RF1 NIA
Investigating the link between pre-clinical Alzheimer’s disease and Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction using functional neuroimaging Development of 7T functional neuroimaging of postoperative cognitive dysfunction University of Pittsburgh Physicians Academic Foundation
ULTRA-HIGH-FIELD MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING BIOMARKERS OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Development of 7T Multiple Sclerosis Program University of Pittsburgh Physicians Academic Foundation Role: Co-I
CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY AND CENTRAL VISCERAL CIRCUITS: MECHANISMS OF EFFECTIVE RISK Development of 7T imaging for studying central Visceral circuits associated with childhood diversity NIH K01 NIMH
Neuroinflammation in Schizophrenia: An Integrated PET and High-Field Susceptibility Development of 7T imaging program of Schizophrenia NIH R21 NIMH Role: Co-I