Hello 👋
https://slides.arokem.org/slides/me.html
I am:
- Ariel Rokem (https://arokem.org)
- Research Associate Professor in the Psychology Department, University of Washington
- Data Science Fellow at the University of Washington eScience Institute
- PI of the Neuroinformatics R&D group in the Psychology Department
NRDG members
Kelly Chang
Asa Gilmore
McKenzie Hagen
John Kruper
Teresa Gomez
A little bit of history
- Grew up in Jerusalem, Israel + Berkeley, CA + Stockholm, Sweden
- B.Sc. in Biology and Psychology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2002)
- Postbac in computational neuroscience at the Humboldt University, Berlin with Andreas Herz (2002-2003)
- M.A. in Cognitive Psychology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem with Merav Ahissar (2005)
- Ph.D. in Neuroscience at UC Berkeley with Michael Silver (2010)
- Postdoc at Stanford with Brian Wandell (2011-2015)
- Senior Data Scientist at the University of Washington eScience Institute (2015-2020)
- Research faculty in the Psychology Department (2020 - present)
Research
- Development
- Neural correlates of reading ability (w/ Jason Yeatman)
Neural correlates of reading ability
Research
- Development
- Neural correlates of reading ability (w/ Jason Yeatman)
- Early life brain development (w/ Mareike Grotheer)
Early life brain development
Research
- Development
- Neural correlates of reading ability (w/ Jason Yeatman)
- Early life brain development (w/ Mareike Grotheer)
- Aging
- Retinal disease (w/ Aaron Lee and Cecilia Lee)
Retinal disease
Research
- Development
- Neural correlates of reading ability (w/ Jason Yeatman)
- Early life brain development (w/ Mareike Grotheer)
- Aging
- Retinal disease (w/ Aaron Lee and Cecilia Lee)
- Alzheimers and related diseases (w/ the ACT study)
- Machine learning and statistics
- Open source software and open data
Methods for neuroscience data analysis
Research
- Development
- Neural correlates of reading ability (w/ Jason Yeatman)
- Early life brain development (w/ Mareike Grotheer)
- Aging
- Retinal disease (w/ Aaron Lee and Cecilia Lee)
- Alzheimers and related diseases (w/ the ACT study)
- Machine learning and statistics
- Open source software and open data
- (NeuroHackademy): a summer institute in neuroimaging and data science
Neurohackademy
Questions?
https://neuroinformatics.uw.edu
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