Public Health and Health Professions

Queen Lab

Led by Aprinda I Queen · Clinical and Health Psychology

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What we study

The Queen Lab studies how transcranial electrical stimulation (tES) affects the brain, focusing on improving its reliability and understanding individual differences in outcomes. They use brain scans, computer models, and machine learning to analyze tES effects in aging populations.

Neuroscience & Behavior Computational Biology & Bioinformatics Psychology

What working here is like

Computational
Clinical
Human participants
Coding required

Projects: 3

Current projects

Building detailed current flow models in 367 cognitively healthy older adults

Creating computer models to predict how tES affects the brain in healthy older adults.

Preparation in constructing tDCS models in 104 older adults with mild cognitive impairment

Developing models to study tDCS effects in older adults with mild cognitive impairment.

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Pilot study on in-scanner tDCS effects on working memory in older adults

Testing how tDCS affects memory in older adults while inside an MRI scanner.

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