News

Incoming graduate student, Gabrielle Reimann, has joined my lab and the Clinical Science Program at Vanderbilt this fall. Welcome!

Our commentary and review in the special issue of Biological Psychiatry, "Convergence and Heterogeneity in Psychopathology" has been published. This special issue is a really interesting overview of heterogeneous neural circuits associated with psychopathology. Our review focuses on neurodevelopmental changes during the important period...

Helpful overview of the issues and considerations when using high dimensional shared datasets published by the ENIGMA group on Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Check out the article here.

Congrats to Hee Jung Jeong and Leighton Durham who were just awarded Gayle Fambrough Fellowship Awards at Vanderbilt! Well-deserved!

Check out a nice paper on overgeneralization of conditioned-fear in post-traumatic stress disorder. Thanks to Hannah Berg for inviting me to contribute! Check it out here.

Leighton Durham and Hee Jung Jeong presented their work during the virtual poster session at the Cognitive Neuroscience Society (CNS) virtual meeting this year. Well done!

My commentary with Ted Satterthwaite, Eric Feczko, and Damien Fair was just accepted for the special issue of Biological Psychiatry on Convergence and Heterogeneity in Psychopathology. Will be a really interesting special issue.

Congrats to my grad students Leighton Durham and Hee Jung Jeong whose abstracts were accepted for the CNS virtual conference! They will present some nice work relating dimensions of psychopathology to brain structure.

Check out a press release on my work here

Commentary from our group on the utility of using simultaneous psychophysiological and neuroimaging approaches to better understand the timing of neural circuit activity and affective responses.

My latest paper in Biological Psychiatry using machine learning to parse heterogeneity in youth with internalizing symptoms. Cross validation revealed two stable subtypes of internalizing youth, characterized by high or low functioning. Suggests divergent neural signatures for similar symptom presentations.