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Alexander Hodge
Graduate Student with Eric Yttri
Carnegie Mellon UniversityBiological Sciences
Email: athodge@andrew.cmu.edu
Alana Hodson
Graduate Student with Lori Holt & Barb Shinn-Cunningham
Carnegie Mellon UniversityPsychology
Email: ahodson@andrew.cmu.edu
Kate Hong
Assistant Professor
Carnegie Mellon UniversityBiological Sciences & Neuroscience Institute
Address Mellon Institute 200B
Email: katehong@andrew.cmu.edu
Research Description
Neural circuit mechanisms underlying sensory-guided behavior
Tao Hong
Graduate Student with Bill Stauffer
Carnegie Mellon UniversityNeuroscience Institute
Email: taohong@andrew.cmu.edu
Bryan (Mac) Hooks
Assistant Professor
University of PittsburghNeurobiology
Address BST W1458
Phone: (412) 624-8465
Fax: (412) 648-1441
Email: hooksm@pitt.edu
Website: http://neurobio.pitt.edu/faculty/hooks.htm
Research Description
My research seeks to (a) identify the specific connections of defined cell types in motor cortex, (b) explain how these specific connections drive neuronal firing, and (c) characterize the connections that change strength during learning.
John P. Horn
Professor
University of PittsburghNeurobiology
Address BSTWR E1458
Phone: (412) 648-9429
Fax: (412) 648-1440
Email: jph@pitt.ed
Website: http://www.neurobio.pitt.edu/faculty/horn.htm
Alex Hsu
Grad Student with Eric Yttri
Carnegie Mellon UniversityBiological Sciences
Email: ahsu2@andrew.cmu.edu
Xin Hu
Post Doctorate with Lauren M Bylsma
University of PittsburghPsychiatry
Address Room 219, Loeffler Building
Phone: (412) 450-7928
Email: xih137@pitt.edu
Chengcheng Huang
Assistant Professor
University of PittsburghNeuroscience
Address Langley Hall 407
Email: huangc@pitt.edu
Website: www.pitt.edu/~huangc/
Research Description
Theoretical analysis of neural network dynamics and neural coding
Christopher Hughes
Post Doc with Takashi Kozai
University of PittsburghBioengineering
Address CNBIO, Room 208
Email: chughes003r@gmail.com
Research Description
Understanding the mechanisms of intracortical microstimulation using two-photon microscopy in mice
Ted Huppert
Associate Professor
University of PittsburghRadiology
Address UPMC Presbyterian Hospital B-804
Phone: (412) 726-8459
Email: huppertt@upmc.edu
Website: http://www.pitt.edu/~huppert1
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Michele Insanally
Assistant Professor
University of PittsburghOtolaryngology
Address W1447 BST
Email: mni@pitt.edu
Website: https://www.insanallylab.com/
Research Description
Understanding the neural basis of perceptual flexibility using a wide range of techniques including behavioral paradigms, neural recordings, opto/chemogenetics, and novel computational methods to relate neural recordings to behavior.
Bistra Iordanova
Assistant Professor
University of PittsburghBioengineering
Address McGowan 156
Phone: (412) 383-8018
Email: bei3@pitt.edu
Website: http://www.engineering.pitt.edu/People/Faculty/Bioengineering/Primary/Iordanova,-Bistra/
Research Description
Multimodal neuroimaging on cellular and systems level. Engineering and application of molecular reporters. Neurometabolic and neurovascular relationships in the brain.
Deepa Issar
Graduate Student with Matt Smith
Carnegie Mellon UniversityBiomedical Engineering
Email: dissar@andrew.cmu.edu
Satish Iyengar
Professor
University of PittsburghStatistics
Address 2730 CL
Phone: 412-624-8341
Fax: 412-648-8814
Email: ssi@pitt.edu
Website: http://www.stat.pitt.edu/si/
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Vishal Jain
Post-Doc with Maysam Chamanzar
Carnegie Mellon UniversityElectrical and Computer Engineering
Phone: (412) 251-3042
Email: vishalja@andrew.cmu.edu
Research Description
Validation of novel neural techniques using ex-vivo and in vivo models.
Maria Jantz
Graduate Student with Robert Gaunt
University of PittsburghBioengineering
Address Keystone 309
Email: mkj8@pitt.edu
Kevin Jarbo
Assistant Professor
Carnegie Mellon UniversitySocial & Decision Sciences
Address 223A Porter Hall
Email: kjarbo@andrew.cmu.edu
Research Description
Exploring how the risk of confirming a stereotype about a student’s individual or group identity influences whether, and how much, they attempt to avoid potentially negative interpersonal experiences and interactions in academic settings.
Haiteng Jiang
Post Doc with Bin He
Carnegie Mellon UniversityBiomedical Engineering
Address Scott Hall
Email: haitengj@andrew.cmu.edu
Research Description
Neural mechanism of cognition and brain disorder using neuroimaging techniques (MEG/EEG and fMRI).
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