Minyi provides data analysis support for return of individual results to research participants, including building and maintaining pipelines for generating reports from time-series ecological momentary assessment data. 

Katelin is a clinical research coordinator for the Digital Cognitive Research program, working with Dr. Singh.  She manages recruitment, participant support, and study monitoring for digital neuropsychology data collection. 

Milena provides study administration support for the ThreatSense project, including participant recruitment, participant support, and ensuring study materials are accessible to Spanish-speaking participants. 

Laura leads the Laboratory for Brain and Cognitive Health Technology. She is also Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, President of the Many Brains Project, and creator of TestMyBrain.

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Liz is a data engineer and software developer who supports technical infrastructure needs for the overall research program.  Liz has a PhD in Manufacturing Engineering from Boston University.

Zoë leads the Lifespan Cognitive Dynamics Program at McLean Hospital. She is an Instructor in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.

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Laneé helps to build and maintain data analysis pipelines for processing participant data in NIH-funded lab research studies.  Laneé also supports data infrastructure for the NIDDK-funded GluCog project.

Lisa manages NIH-funded research and infrastructure activities for the lab together with Laura and other lab faculty.  Lisa is also a Lecturer at Harvard Medical School. 

Paolo leads software engineering and oversees technical infrastructure development for the TestMyBrain program at the Many Brains Project, including development of custom research study infrastructure.

Corianna leads operations and program management (our COO!) for the Many Brains Project, including ensuring that researchers are connected with appropriate technical and other support resources. 

Becca leads communications and researcher education for the Many Brains Project.  They ensure that the community of researchers, clinicians, and patients are aware of our cognitive assessment tools and these tools serve community needs.

Amira manages study activities and provides participant support for lab research studies, including participant monitoring and data quality control. She is one of two clinical research coordinators for the NIMH-funded ThreatSense project. 

Shifali leads the Digital Cognitive Research Program at McLean Hospital.  She is Instructor in Psychology at Harvard Medical School and a licensed clinical neuropsychologist.

Roger leads the development of new cognitive tests, psychometric validation, and data analytic resources to support cognitive testing for free & accessible tools as well as custom studies. 

Christina manages study activities and provides participant support for lab research studies, including providing technical support and managing recruitment.  She is one of two research coordinators for the NIMH-funded ThreatSense project.