NEUROPSYCHOLOGY COGNITION AND MOBILITY LAB

Hannah Cohen is a fifth-year student interested in neuropsychology and aging. Her current pre-doctoral research is focused on the association between social support and cognition in older adults with multiple sclerosis.

Sarah Cote is a fifth-year student interested in elucidating neural underpinnings of mood symptomatology, executive dysfunction, and motor impairment in neurodegenerative disorders.  Her predoctoral research employed neuroimaging to look at the association between white matter integrity and apathy symptoms in older adults with multiple sclerosis. 

Doyen Kim is a fifth-year student interested in neuropsychology and aging. She is currently interested in the relationship between chronic pain, mobility, and cognitive performance in older adults.

Robert Leavenworth is a fourth-year student interested in the impact of neurodegenerative diseases on disability outcomes and quality of life in older adults.

Andrew Fox is a fourth-year student with research interests in neuropsychology and aging. His current pre-doctoral research focuses on the association between cognitive reserve and performance in older adults with multiple sclerosis.

Ashley Hoh is a fourth-year student. Her research interests lie in neuropsychology and protective factors in older adults with neurodegenerative diseases.

Di-Hua Luo is a fourth-year student. Her research interests involve neuropsychology of aging and cognitive and functional decline in neurodegenerative diseases.

Ana is a third-year student. Her interests surround brain-behavior relationships and using neuroimaging to detect predictors of cognitive and physical decline in neurodegenerative diseases.

Gargi Doulatani is a third-year student. She is interested in studying the impact of neurodegenerative diseases on cognition, aging, and overall quality of life in older adults.

Dana Hirst is a third-year student. Her research interests lie in neuropsychology and aging. She is currently interested in the relationship between cognitive decline and functional outcomes in older adults with neurodegenerative diseases.

Emma Pinsky is a third-year student. She is interested in studying neuropsychology and aging, with a focus on improving everyday functioning in people with neurodegenerative diseases.

Hannah is a second-year student. Her research interests lie in neuropsychology and aging, with a focus on the relationship between neurodegenerative disease features and quality of life. 

Maggie is a second-year student. She is interested in elucidating disease progression in neurodegenerative diseases, integrating structural, functional, and cognitive aspects.

Solange Roussetzki is a first-year student. She is interested in the brain-behavior relationship, specifically the impact of cognitive impairments on emotion in diverse older adults with neurodegenerative diseases.

Ally Howell is a first-year student. She is interested in utilizing neuropsychological tools to study mental health outcomes in aging populations with neurodegenerative diseases.