The neuroimaging laboratory is a multidisciplinary effort to capture imaging from all of the patients and research subjects participating in Fixel Institute of Neurological Diseases research.  The imaging will link to the other core laboratories and will be especially important for database and biomarker projects.  The imaging pipelines have been developed to facilitate effective and efficient processing of neuroimaging data across platforms including Freesurfer, FSL, ANTs, AFNI, SPM, and other custom methodologies.  The laboratory collaborates with researchers interested in motor, mood, cognition, quality of life, DBS and non-invasive stimulation research.  The laboratory has also developed novel techniques for imaging in vivo and ex vivo animals and for tracking disease progression in humans.  Specific applications in the laboratory include Parkinson’s disease, dystonia, Alzheimer’s disease, essential tremor, ataxia, and chronic pain.

David Vaillancourt, Ph.D.
Director and Principle Investigator

Faculty Contributors

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	Name	Department	Position
	Steve Coombes, PhD	Applied Physiology and Kinesiology	Faculty
	Marcelo Febo, PhD	Psychiatry	Faculty
	Christopher Hess, MD	Neurology	Faculty
	Nikolaus McFarland, MD, PhD	Neurology	Faculty
	Catherine Price, PhD, ABBP-CN	Neuropsychology	Faculty
	Aparna Shukla, MD	Neurology	Faculty
	Baba Vemuri, PhD	Computer and Information Science and Engineering	Faculty

Lab Students

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	Name	Position
	Winston Chu	PhD student
	Bryan Gatto	PhD student
	Rachel Judy	PhD student
	Han Liu	PhD student
	Trina Mitchell	PhD student
	Wei-in Wang	PhD student
	Bradley Wilkes	PhD Post-doc