In a new paper accepted for publication in the British Journal of Clinical Psychology, Kaitlynn Ellis and BRAINS Lab colleagues examined whether resilience moderates the association between emotion regulation difficulties and depressive symptoms in late adolescence and young adulthood.
Another exciting milestone for Gabrielle Reimann: her manuscript, "Mapping Relative Proximity Within an Internalizing Symptoms Network," has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Anxiety Disorders. Congratulations on this well-earned achievement!
Congratulations to Lab Coordinator Kaitlynn Ellis and BRAINS Lab alum Amar Camara on the acceptance of their co-first-authored paper, "Neurodevelopmental and Behavioral Correlates of Household Structure Independent of Socioeconomic Status," for publication in Psychoradiology!
We're proud to share that Yulan Chen successfully defended her first-year project. A great accomplishment—well done, Yulan!
Graduate students, Yulan Chen and Camille Archer, traveled to New York to attend the 2026 Society of Biological Psychiatry (SOBP) Annual Meeting. SOBP has long been committed to advancing scientific research and education in the field of brain disorders.
We're so happy to celebrate Camille Archer, who has officially reached PhD candidacy after a successful proposal defense.
We're excited to share that Camille Archer has received an NIH NRSA Fellowship. These awards are highly competitive and require a detailed research and training plan, making this a significant milestone in graduate training. Congratulations Camille!
At the 2026 Brain, Behavior, and Mind meeting, Camille Archer and Kaitlynn Ellis presented posters highlighting their recent work. Camille's presentation, "Functional Connectivity Patterns Associated with Irritability in Children," examined neural signatures of irritability, while Kaitlynn's, "Neurodevelopmental and Behavioral Correlates of...
Lab Coordinator, Kaitlynn Ellis, has been extended an offer to join the Experimental Psychology PhD program with a concentration in cognitive neuroscience at St. Louis University, working with Dr. Katherine Luking. We will miss her here, but she is ready for bigger and better things!
We're excited to share that Siri Arkatala, Shayaan Essani, Charlie Lu, and Ge-Ho Yang presented their posters at the Undergraduate Research Symposium. Congratulations to all on a great semester and the dedication behind this work!
Camille Archer (graduate student) and Kaitlynn Ellis (lab coordinator) presented their research at the 2026 Edge for Scholars Translational Science and Research Forum.