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    Health Professions (Medical, OT, PT, Dental, Audiology, etc.) Students, PhD/MSTP Students, Postdocs, Residents and Fellows

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    Research interests

    Dr. Bijsterbosch’s research focuses on functional brain networks to investigate brain connectivity from three different angles: Firstly, Dr. Bijsterbosch uses population datasets such as the UK Biobank to study individual differences in brain connectivity and their potential to predict risk and resilience to mental health disorders such as depression. Secondly, Dr. Bijsterbosch works on methodological challenges in relation representing high-dimensional resting state functional MRI data into a lower dimensional set of features that are sensitive and interpretable. Thirdly, Dr. Bijsterbosch performs cross-scale research in collaboration with Dr. Larry Snyder to determine how large-scale networks observed with functional MRI behave at the level of individual neural cells.

    Mentoring

    The Personomics Research Group strives to be a place where each of us feels happy and can be their best self. We are dedicated to promoting equity across persons from all identities and backgrounds. All lab members contribute to creating and maintaining a welcoming and respectful team environment by listening and learning from each other. Please feel free to contact Dr. Bijsterbosch to get access to our full Lab Manual, which further describes the Personomics Lab culture.

    Available to Mentor:

    • PhD/MSTP Students
    • Health Professions Students
    • Postdocs
    • Residents and Fellows

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