research in action
From signals
to evidence
My work connects neural signals, cognitive measurement, clinical questions, and human context—using the method that best fits the question
a signal, seen carefully
EEG without the guesswork
A scientifically grounded sketch of the kind of signal I work with: voltage changing over time across named scalp channels, shown with its scale and polarity intact
Each row is voltage over time from a scalp electrode. The layered rhythms are illustrative—not a diagnostic recording—but the channel labels, scale, polarity, and waveform structure follow EEG conventions.
the full record
Papers, posters & practice
The Hidden Cost of Keeping Up: EEG Evidence of Compensatory Neural Strategies in Midlife Adults
Columbia University · Advisor: Dr. Victoria M. Leavitt
Toward culturally adaptable tools: Feasibility study of a novel digital cognitive test in Indian adults with diverse education
Submitted to the Journal of General Internal Medicine
Age of adult multiple sclerosis diagnosis is related to brain volume and cognitive function
Manuscript in preparation
Multinational validation study of the DISCO-Mini: A brief measure of disclosure and concealment in adults with multiple sclerosis
Manuscript in preparation
Sex differences in trajectories of gray matter and white matter neurodegeneration: Longitudinal evidence from 5,352 adults with multiple sclerosis
Manuscript in preparation
The effects of exploratory behavior on physical activity in a common animal model of human disease, zebrafish (Danio rerio)
Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience · 16:1020837
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