Peter Kuan-Hao Cheng  Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Research Interests: My research interests include using fMRI and ERP to investigate the process of human face recognition, as well as the neural mechanisms by which an unfamiliar face becomes familiar. Additionally, I am also interested in the disparities in neural connectivity and neural oscillation observed in specific populations, such as individuals with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Alzheimer's disease (AZD), and other similar conditions.
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Zhaohan Wu Clinical Graduate Student
Research Interests: I am interested in the role neural oscillations play in psychopathologies, especially anxiety-related disorder. I am also interested in how to modulate neural oscillations with new techiques(e.g.tACS) and thus alleviate patients' symptoms.
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Joshua Brown Neuroscience Graduate Student
Research Interests: My primary interests are the refinement of neuroimaging techniques and the interaction between neural networks and human cognition. As knowledge of the distributed nature of cognition has grown, so too has our need for advanced methods for accurately identifying relevant cortical and subcortical activity. Through the development of novel analyses of neuroimaging data, more accurate depictions of the neural basis of cognition can be generated. To this end, I am interested in creating and utilizing machine learning algorithms that help in processing the large amounts of data gathered by fMRI and EEG experiments.
Personal Interests: music (trombone, banjo, euphonium, accordion, guitar, tuba) history; Latin
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Geffre Jean Francois Clinical Graduate Student
Research Interests: I am interested in the neurobiological corelates of PTSD using fMRI, EEG, and other psychophysiological methods. I am also interested in investigating the dynamic brain circuitry that underlies threat memory, and the development of novel interventions targeting those circuits.
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Yijia Ma Statistics Graduate Student
Research Interests: My research interest as a statistics student lies in the intersection of neuroscience and data analysis. I am particularly interested in using statistical techniques to gain a deeper understanding of neural systems and behavior. For example, I am interested in developing and applying methods for analyzing large-scale neural data sets, such as functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and Electroencephalography (EEG) data, to study brain structure and function. I am also interested in using machine learning techniques to analyze these data sets and identify patterns that may be indicative of neurological disorders or disease. I am also interested in using these methods to study how neural activity changes in response to different types of intervention, such as brain stimulation.
Personal Interests: Cooking and baking, Climbing
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Nancy Wei Research Assistant Professor
Research Interests: I am interested in research combining multimodal imaging with noninvasive neuromodulation and its applications neuropsychiatric disorders.
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John Massa Lab Manager
Research Interests: I am interested in the role of neural oscillations in information processing and anxiety disorders. My primary research interest relates to network connectivty and activity in fear and anxiety. I am also interested in how anxiety severity affects treatment efficacy.
Personal Interests: Soccer, sociology
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Flavia Altimeyer Menezes Lab Assistant
Research Interests: I am interested in the study of anxiety threat processing, the role of neural oscillations on the mechanisms of PTSD, and sensory threat encoding. I am also particularly interested in topics concerning the communication pathways and networks in the brain, as well as neuroplasticity, especially when it concerns emotional regulation, PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Furthermore, I am interested in the use of multimodal imaging techniques, such as the EEG and fMRI machines, in psychology research.
Personal Interests: circus acrobatics, dancing, music, bass guitar, foreign languages, hiking, painting, cooking
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You Undergrads, Graduate Students, Postdoc Fellows
 Research Interests: I'm interested in joining the CANLab.
Personal Interests: We are going to explore together!
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Undergraduate Researchers
Alexis White, Lydane Fosso, Marian Gonzalez, Saumya Kapur, Talia Schatz, Gabriel Miel, Elysia Moak |
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CANLab Alumni Previous CANLabers
*If you were a CANLaber but don't find your name here, please email us ASAP! 
Yuqi You, Ph.D. - Assistant Professor, Zhejiang University
Kevin Clancy - Faculty, Harvard Medical School/McLean Hospital
Thomas Campbell Arnold- Doctoral Student, Biomedical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania
Lucas Novak- Former Graduate Student
Yan Zheng- Former Lab Manager
Elizabeth Krusemark- Assistant Professor, Millsaps College
Zijun Ke- Assistant Professor, Sun Yat-sen University
Jaryd Hiser- Doctoral Student, Clinical Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Alex Quilling - Medical Degree Student, College of Medicine, Universtiy of Wisconsin-Madison
An-Chieh Chang - Doctoral Student, Department of Communicative Disorders, UW-Madison
Ariana Stickel - Doctoral Student, Clinical Psychology, University of Arizona
David Rozek - Doctoral Student, Clinical Psychology, University of Notre Dame
Hallie Strauss- Doctoral Student, Clinical Psychology, The George Washington University
Maria Mens - Doctoral Student, Psychology, Carnegie Mellon
Nina Mallory - Doctoral Student, Counseling Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Robert McCaffrey - Doctoral Student, Kinesiology, McMaster University
Stacy Lorenz - Doctoral Student, Clinical Psychology, Xavier University
Wanting Zhong - Doctoral Student, Interdepartmental Neuroscience, Northwestern University
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Department of Psychology - Florida State University
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