Neuroscience and neuroimaging research at the Martinos Center advances fundamental understanding of brain structure, function, and organization through innovative imaging technologies and quantitative analysis. Investigators develop and apply advanced MRI, PET, MEG/EEG, and multimodal methods to map neural circuits, characterize brain connectivity and dynamics, measure neurochemistry and metabolism, and study how the brain processes perception, cognition, and behavior. By integrating physics, engineering, computation, and neuroscience, this basic science work establishes foundational knowledge and methodological advances that enable discoveries across brain health, disease, and human performance.
Martinos Faculty
Iman Aganj
Seppo Ahlfors
Andrew Ahn
Jyrki Ahveninen
Jean Augustinack
Marta Bianciardi
Berkin Bilgic
Anna Blazejewska
Christopher Bridge
Randy Buckner
Suk-Tak (Phoebe) Chan
Jingyuan Chen
Yin-Ching (Iris) Chen
John Conklin
Ivan Coto Hernandez
Louisa Dahmani
Adrian Dalca
Zijing Dong
Joseph Downey
Bruce Fischl
Maria Angela Franceschini
Robert Frost
Ting Gong
Doug Greve
Maria Hakonen
David Hike
Randy Hirschtick
Daphne Holt
Susie Huang
Laurentius Huber
Heidi Jacobs
Bruce Jenkins
Yuanyuan Jiang
Yohan Jun
Sheraz Khan
Young Ro Kim
Valerie Klein
Maria Kozhevnikov
Kenneth Kwong
Kaisu Lankinen
Laura Lewis
Jian Li
Shasha Li
Wei-Ching Lo
Chiara Maffei
Ross Mair
Joseph Mandeville
Teppei Matsubara
Maria Mody
Shahin Nasr
Emi Takahashi Oki
Qi Pian
Julie Price
Prokopis Prokopiou
Tommi Raij
Timothy Reese
Joost Riphagen
Mitchell Robinson
Bruce Rosen
Matthew Sacchet
Sava Sakadzic
Robert Savoy
Michele Scipioni
Jitendra Sharma
Sheng Shen
Victor Solo
Steven Stufflebeam
Padmavathi Sundaram
Roger Tootell
Chieh-En (Jane) Tseng
Divya Varadarajan
Changning Wang
Hui Wang
Anastasia Yendiki
Xin Yu
Xiaoqing Zhou
Nicole Zurcher Wimmer