 About Me I am a PhD student in the Department of Statistics at the University of Michigan. My interests are in developing advanced statistical methodology with an emphasis on application to problems in neuroscience and neuroimaging, in particular. - Department of Psychiatry's Neuroimaging Methods Core. | NEWS & UPDATES December 2, 2019 Our time-varying functional connectivity review paper has been accepted and is now available online at Network Neuroscience. November 26, 2019 At OHBM in 2016, I had an engaging conversation during a poster session that sparked a conversation which culminated in a paper, now available online at the Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. October 17, 2019 Work with my advisor and her former student introducing a method for interpretable prediction for brain connectomics is accepted and now available online at the Annals of Applied Statistics. July 4, 2019
May 3, 2019 I was deeply honored to receive my department's "Outstanding Student Leadership" award at our graduation ceremony today. Today I was officially awarded an MA in Statistics as part of my progress in my PhD program. March 15, 2019 During our first-ever PhD visit day student poster session, I was honored to receive the best presentation award (as voted on by visiting prospective students). Congratulations to the other recipients of presentation awards! February 13, 2019 Our work on low rank structure in functional connectomes has been accepted and is now available online at Nature: Scientific Reports. January 22, 2019 Several years ago while was visiting Indiana University as a prospective PhD student, I had a discussion with Dr. Olaf Sporns about some methodological ideas. This led us to work together on a a paper now available online at Neuroimage: Clinical. December 24, 2018 We have posted a preprint of our review of time-varying functional connectivity in resting fMRI. This was drafted collaboratively by several members of the Time Varying Working Group. We've added a new preprint to bioRxiv focused on exploring low rank structure in interindividual variation in functional connectomes and its utility for phenotypic prediction. September 5, 2017
August 2, 2017 After a very lively twitter discussion regarding "dynamic connetivity" during OHBM 2017, I've created a online forum for the newly formed "Time Varying Working Group." January 31, 2017 I'm spending this week at the October 6, 2016 I'm presenting our recent preprint September 30, 2016 I'll be presenting at the UMich August 4, 2016 A preprint I authored along |