Lab members

We are an interdisciplinary team comprising people with diverse backgrounds in psychology, physics, engineering, medicine, and biology. We work together and learn from each other in our efforts to understand the brain.

	Professor Alex Fornito Head, Neural Systems and Behaviour Lab Head, Brain Mapping and Modelling Research Program Sylvia and Charles Viertel Foundation Senior Research Fellow Ph: +61 3 9902 9817 Twitter \| Google Scholar \| Profile \| Email
	Dr James Pang Research Fellow Twitter \| Google Scholar \| Profile \| Email
	Dr Kevin Aquino Research Fellow Email
	Dr Trang Cao Research Fellow Google Scholar \| Profile \| Email
	Dr Jeggan Tiego Research Fellow Project Coordinator - Monash Brain and Behaviour Study Jeggan completed postgraduate degrees in behavioural neuroscience and psychology before working in clinical neurophysiology for several years. He uses different statistical modelling techniques to link between genetics, brain function, cognition, and symptoms of psychopathology. Email \| Twitter
	Samuel Brown Research Officer Sam is working on the Monash Brain and Behaviour Project, investigating how individual differences might influence susceptibility to mental illness, and to understand the effect of brain function and genetics. Email
	James McLauchlan Research Officer James completed his Bachelor of Science (Honours) at Monash University before joining the Neural Systems and Behaviour Lab. He is currently working on the Monash Brain and Behaviour Project, focusing on examining the link between genes, brain function, and psychopathology. Email \| Google Scholar
	Dr Chao Suo Research Fellow, Technical Manager As a research fellow, he works on investigating intervention-induced brain changes utilising multiple-modalities of neuroimaging methods (including structural MRI, functional MRI and MR spectroscopy). Email \| Google Scholar
	Michelle Lamblin PhD Student Email
	Ashlea Segal PhD Student Ashlea uses neuroimaging and machine learning to study the link between individual and group-level neural changes across psychiatric disorders. Email \| Twitter
	Sidhant Chopra PhD (Clinical Psychology) Student Sid uses neuroimaging to identifying neural changes in medicated and unmedicated psychosis. Twitter \| Google Scholar \| Github
	Yu-Chi Chen PhD Student Yu-Chi uses shape analysis to examine the relationships between cortical morphology and genes. Email \| Twitter
	Sian Virtue-Griffiths D.Psych Student Email
	Alex Holmes PhD Student Alex's research focuses on different aspects of brain ageing and cortical organization. He seeks to uncover how accelerated brain ageing is associated with psychiatric disorders and to understand the genetic underpinnings of cortical function. Email \| Twitter