Dr. Vince D. Calhoun's lab focuses on understanding the complexities of the brain using innovative methods that integrate various types of brain imaging and genetic data. They aim to develop new analytical models to analyze this multimodal data, particularly in the context of mental health disorders and Alzheimer's disease. The lab seeks to enhance our ability to diagnose and treat these conditions by uncovering hidden relationships in the data that traditional methods overlook.

Dr. Sierra E. Carter's research lab focuses on understanding how stress during pregnancy impacts fetal development and health outcomes. By examining the daily stress experiences of pregnant women and assessing various biological indicators, the lab seeks to uncover ways to reduce health disparities in preterm birth and low birth weight outcomes. This research is particularly important for improving the well-being of mothers and infants in underserved communities.

Dr. Cynthia A. Stappenbeck's research focuses on preventing alcohol-facilitated intimate partner violence (IPV) among young adults. She is developing a mobile-based intervention that sends timely messages to individuals at risk, helping them manage their drinking and reduce the likelihood of IPV. This innovative approach uses real-time data to deliver personalized support during critical moments, aiming to improve safety and mental health outcomes.