Research
I pursue an integrated approach to non-invasively image the brain. My goal is to develop in vivo molecular and functional imaging techniques in order to build a molecular-level understanding of whole-brain function, physiology and networks. While my research is driven by neuroscientific or clinical questions, my approach uses technical expertise and quantitative approaches.

Specifically, my research focuses on (i) creating novel multi-modal experimental imaging techniques for imaging neuroreceptors in the living brain (ii) developing biomarkers through quantitative biophysical and biochemical models and (iii) apply these methods to investigate the interplay between neurochemistry and neural circuit function, or dysfunction, in the living brain. Ultimately, my goal is to translate these non-invasive techniques into the clinic to advance diagnosis and treatment of brain disorders.