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Marta Bianciardi, PhD Assistant Professor of Radiology Aging, brain mapping, brainstem, diffusion mri, evoked potentials visual, magnetic resonance imaging, Parkinson's disease, visual cortex, RBD.
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Emery Brown, MD, PhD Professor of Anesthesia Neural signal processing algorithms, anesthesia, hippocampus, electroencephalography, models neurological, neurons, propofol, neurophysiological definition of anesthesia, safer, site-specific anesthetic drugs, better methods for measuring depth of anesthesia.
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Randy Buckner, PhD Professor of Psychology Human brain network organization, genetic variation that affects behavior, including dysfunction in neuropsychiatric illness, long term actigraphy phenotyping, neurodegeneration, neuropsychiatric disorders, preclinical markers of disease. |
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Catherine Chu, MD Assistant Professor of Neurology Epilepsy, sleep and learning in children, pediatric epilepsy, noninvasive biomarker discovery, seizure localization, functional brain networks, neonatal seizures and early onset epilepsy.
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Andrew James Cole, MD Professor of Neurology Clinical neurology, epilepsy, clinical neurophysiology and basic neuroscience, electroencephalography, epilepsy, epilepsy, temporal lobe, seizures, status epilepticus.
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Lei Gao, MD Instructor in Anesthesia Circadian rhythm, cognition, computational neurosciences, neurotrauma, non-linear dynamics, sleep, traumatic brain injury, pain.
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Kun Hu, PhD Associate Professor of Medicine Multiscale regulatory patterns, integrative behaviors of systems, modern nonlinear dynamics tools for the assessment of the complex multiscale regulation in physiology and links to Alzheimer's Disease and neurodegeneration.
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Oluwaseun Johnson-Akeju, MD Associate Professor of Anaesthesia Optimize post-operative cognitive recovery, overlap between sleep and anesthesia to develop new drugs devoid of neurocognitive deficits, and instead offer the restorative benefits of natural sleep to patients.
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Ksenia Kastanenka, PhD Assistant Professor of Neurology Mouse optogenetics, multiphoton microscopy imaging to monitor circuit dynamics with the aim to dissect the role neural activity plays in onset and development of Alzheimer’s disease, disruption of corticothalamic slow oscillations and sleep-dependent memory consolidation in AD. |
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Thomas Kinane, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics/ Pulmonary Medicine Molecular mechanisms underlying sleep disordered breathing in children, genetic basis, classification and treatment of interstitial disease.
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Elizabeth Klerman, MD, PhD Associate Professor of Neurology Application of sleep and circadian principles to MGH cinics, Sleep Phenotyping Core, interaction of endocrine, circadian and sleep rhythms in normal and pathological states and mathematical modeling of sleep, circadian system and markers of its function.
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Jacqueline Lane, PhD Instructor in Anesthesia Genetic and molecular basis of circadian rhythm disorders. Genetics of chronotype and sleep. Assembling a new cohort study for genetics of extreme circadian rhythm disorder patients. Interest in wearable technology and databases.
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Peng Li, PhD Instructor in Medicine Physiological fluctuations, signal processing, data mining, human aging and aging-related degenerations, sleep, life style, autonomic function, and diseases.
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Dara Manoach, PhD Professor of Psychology Contribution of abnormal sleep to cognitive deficits in neuropsychiatric disorders, reduced sleep spindle activity in schizophrenia. Tools for spatial and temporal precision include behavioral studies, functional MRI (fMRI), diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG).
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Edward Pace-Schott, PhD Assistant Professor of Psychiatry Sleep and Anxiety Disorders Laboratory uses polysomnography, fMRI, psychophysiology, self-report and related techniques to investigate how sleep helps humans regulate their emotions. Influence of sleep disturbance on the development of anxiety and traumatic-stress related disorders.
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Patrick Purdon, PhD Associate Professor of Anesthesia Anesthesia, biological clocks, biomedical signal processing, computers, eeg, eeg monitoring, electroencephalography, electrophysiology, magnetoencephalography, methyl ethers, numerical analysis computer-assisted, propofol, unconsciousness.
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Jonathan Rosand, MD Professor of Neurology Co-Director, Henry and Allison McCance Center for Brain Health Prevention of cerebrovascular disease and brain function during aging.
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Richa Saxena, PhD Associate Professor of Anesthesia Biological mechanisms underlying circadian rhythms and sleep disorders, and how the biological clock and sleep protect from chronic cardiometabolic and neurological disease. Tools include human genetics and genomics, functional biology in cellular models and translational cohort studies.
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Aleks Videnovic, MD, MSc Associate Professor of Neurology Director, Mass General Division of Sleep Medicine Clinical investigations in movement disorders. Research at interface of sleep, circadian biology and neurodegeneration, with an emphasis on movement disorders and REM Sleep Behavior Disorder.
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James Walker, PhD Assistant Professor of Neurology Drosophila modeling of human tumor suppressor syndromes and of human sleep disorder candidate genes. Tools include behavioral phenotyping, genetic, molecular and biochemical approaches.
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Brandon Westover, MD, PhD Associate Professor of Neurology Big Data and artificial intelligence to improve medical care for patients with anoxic brain injury, seizures and seizure-like brain states, cerebral ischemia, delirium, and sleep disorders, precision control of anesthesia in the ICU.
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John Winkelman, MD, PhD Professor of Psychiatry Research focus on 1) epidemiology, physiology, cardiovascular consequences and treatment of restless legs syndrome, and 2) neurobiology and treatment of insomnia.
Keywords: gamma-aminobutyric acid, insomnia, major depressive disorder, mobile apps, noctural leg cramps, nocturnal myoclonus syndrome, opioids, polysomnography, restless legs syndrome, sleep, sleep initiation and maintenance disorders.
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