My research lies mainly in the multidisciplinary field of human brain mapping. I have developed new statistical models and computational algorithms for analyzing brain data in different modalities.  My research areas in statistics include Bayesian inference, network analysis, and high-dimensional data. Also, I always enjoy collaborating with psychologists, neurologists, and neuroscientists and applying my methods to advance scientific understanding of the human brain and to improve the treatment of neurological disorders.
 

Appointments

2022-present: Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Pittsburgh

2020-2022: Associate Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Pittsburgh

2015-2020: Associate Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Virginia

2009-2015: Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Virginia

2008-2009: Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Statistics, Harvard University