Eric Semmel, M.A. has a new publication titled “Graph Theoretical Analysis of Brain Network Characteristics in Brain Tumor Patients: A Systematic Review” in Neuropsychology Review. You can read the article here. Congrats Eric!
Congratulations to Holly Aleksonis, M.A. for publishing her most recent article titled “White matter hyperintensity volumes are related to processing speed in long-term survivors of childhood cerebellar tumors” in the Journal of Neuro-Oncology. This article is based on Holly’s findings from her Master’s thesis. You can read the article here. Way to go Holly!
Congratulations to Eric Semmel, M.A. for successfully proposing his dissertation project this week! Eric’s project is titled “Graph analysis of resting state functional networks in survivors of pediatric brain tumor.” We are excited to see the final results, congrats again Eric!
Congratulations again to Dr. Fox for her recent publication in Brain Connectivity. The publication, entitled “Functional Connectivity Networks and Their Recruitment During Working Memory Tasks in Adult Survivors of Childhood Brain Tumors” is now available to read online.
Congratulations to Stephanie Steinberg, for successfully defending her Master’s thesis on May 13, entitled “Within-Individual Neural Variability in the N-Back Task: Relation to Neuropsychological Assessments of Executive Function, Reading, and Language.” We are so proud of you Stephanie!
Dr. Fox, has officially earned her Ph.D. and published her dissertation in Brain Connectivity. Congratulations on your graduation Michelle! We are all super proud of you!
Congratulations Michelle! Her article, entitled “Functional connectivity networks and their recruitment during working memory tasks in adult survivors of childhood brain tumors” was recently accepted to Brain Connectivity. Her co-authors included GSU faculty: Dr. Jessica Turner, Dr. Bruce Crosson, Dr. Robin Morris, and Dr. Tricia Z King.
Dr. Sabrina Na was recently appointed to a Assistant Professorship in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine in the Emory University School of Medicine. We are so proud of you Sabrina!
Undergraduate lab assistant, Neami Tedla, received first place in the Natural and Computational Sciences area at the 2021 Georgia State University Undergraduate Research Conference for her oral presentation, “White Matter Integrity Associated with Empathy: A DTI-based Study.” Way to go Neami!
This fall, Tobi Quadri will be joining the MIND lab run by Dr. Michael Williams as a member of the University of Houston’s Clinical Neuropsychology program. Tobi has also been awarded a presidential fellowship for her achievements prior to graduate school. We are so happy for you Tobi!
