Chris Hemond

Chris got a late start to the FIND lab, having already completed 3 years of medical school before beginning full-time. And although he's new to the functional connectivity scene, Chris enjoys the misguided notion that he's a veteran of cognitive neuroscience, having studied under mentors Nancy Kanwisher at MIT and Alvaro Pascual-Leone & Edwin Robertson at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. Research-wise, Chris is exploring new ways of analyzing gene expression data from functionally-connected areas of the brain. He is also investigating the very interesting infraslow (e.g. very slow) oscillations of the brain using EEG, and may soon delve back into functional imaging to study a rare form of Alzheimer's disease.