Akriti is interested in utilizing translational research to improve healthcare delivery and address healthcare inequities. In her free time, she enjoys painting, reading, and yoga!

Nathan is one of the trusted administrative associates in the Anesthesia Research Division. His focus is providing the lab with resources, policy guidance, and overall support across all the lab’s specialties. Outside of work, Nathan loves dancing, practicing voice impressions, and learning about computer engineering & modern psychology in today’s youth and pop culture in a post-COVID world.

Proloy’s broad research interest lies in computational modeling and analysis of neural signals aiming to decipher the underlying brain dynamics using statistical signal processing and machine learning tools. One of the primary focuses of his research is to develop novel computational tools to mitigate the challenges that the current neural data analysis paradigms face and make them available as open-source tools for the neuroscience community. Outside of work, Proloy enjoys cooking, exercising, and paleontology.

Rodrigo is interested in studying the anesthesia-induced brain dynamics using EEG and understanding the mechanism associated with anesthesia-induced unconsciousness state. Rodrigo aims to use this information to improve health and cognitive outcomes for patients undergoing surgery. Outside the lab and the OR, Rodrigo enjoys playing tennis and learning how to play piano.

Ran is broadly interested in the application of dynamical systems modeling, machine learning, and artificial intelligence methods to problems in medicine. In particular, he wishes to investigate brain function, consciousness, and cognition, and work at the intersection of machine learning and model-based methods.

Fangyun is interested in investigating the neurophysiological mechanisms of general anesthesia and consciousness using biomedical signal processing and statistical modeling approaches.

Gustavo’s goal is to help develop tools and methods that improve anesthetic management during surgery and critical care. Additionally, he is interested in characterizing opioid mechanisms to better understand and address the ongoing opioid crisis.

Alex is interested in understanding, diagnosing, and preventing Alzheimer’s disease with advanced signal processing and statistical modeling tools.

Rory is currently interested in using signal processing methods and control theory to develop new ways of diagnosing and treating psychological illnesses and neurodegenerative diseases. His current project is trying to identify unique markers for cognitive decline in cancer patients. Outside of his work, Rory is interested in medical administration, photography, and graphic design.

Kishore is interested in developing and applying biostatistical techniques to better characterize and improve upon opioid management and pain outcomes. Kishore enjoys solving and creating puzzles, making music, and the Dallas Mavericks.

Tom is a mathematician turned neuroscience researcher interested in implementing novel and modern data science techniques towards understanding brain health and dynamics.

Ashley is interested in understanding how anesthesia affects brain dynamics to optimize anesthesia delivery and improve health outcomes, as well as learning more about the brain’s reward system. In her free time, she loves being a foodie, reading, and hanging out with friends and family

Haley is interested in further understanding data techniques associated with various neuroimaging techniques that can advance knowledge of the human brain and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. She plans to continue studying neurodegenerative diseases with the intent of pursuing a career in neurology.

Julia is interested in studying the relationship between aging, neurodegenerative diseases, and sleep using tools such as EEG and actigraphy. She plans to pursue a degree in clinical psychology. In her free time, she enjoys running, spending time outdoors, and traveling to visit friends and family.

Jasmine is interested in the use of data science to solve public health issues and address healthcare disparities. In her spare time, she loves giving fun facts about the great city of Atlanta, indoor cycling, and watching basketball!

Emily is interested in studying the neural mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, using different neuroimaging techniques, and plans to pursue a career in neurodegenerative research. In her free time, she loves walking her dog, reading, and following Bay Area sports

Mae is interested in learning more about the different applications and effects of anesthesia through non-invasive techniques such as EEGs and neurocognitive testing. In her free time, Mae enjoys reading, exploring new restaurants, and hiking.