Our lab had an exciting and productive day at the Kent State University Brain Health Research Symposium, where we presented multiple posters highlighting our latest advances in neurophotonics, computational neuroscience, and brain-behavior analysis across neurological disorders. We are especially proud of our graduate student Tenesha Connor , who was recognized with one of the Best Graduate Student Poster Awards  for her outstanding work. This achievement reflects her dedicat

We’re excited to share our latest work: DeepFace , an ultrafast and highly precise deep learning tool for orofacial tracking and...

So proud of my first-year PhD student, Tenesha, for winning TWO poster awards today at the 8th Annual Thomas Bell Lecture at Cleveland...

A truly proud PI moment today! 🎉Two of my incredible undergraduate students presented their research at the Intersections – Case Western...

Tensor decomposition has emerged as a powerful framework for feature extraction in multi-modal biomedical data. In this review, we...

Excited to share a major milestone for my graduate student! Their review paper on quantum dots (QDs) for advancing multiphoton microscopy...

Quantum dots (QDs) have emerged as promising tools in advancing multiphoton microscopy (MPM) for deep brain imaging, addressing...

Established methods for imaging the living mammalian brain have, to date, taken the brain’s optical properties as fixed; we here...