Anna Devor
Professor, Biomedical Engineering, College of Engineering
Biography:
Devor has a broad background in cellular and systems-level neuroscience. Her research program is focused on real time detection of brain activity across scales. Devor and her collaborators assemble a suite of microscopic technologies that, collectively, allow precise and quantitative probing of a large number of concrete brain activity parameters. Then, they combine multimodal measurements and system-level analysis/modeling to understand how microscopic activity patterns translate into noninvasive macroscopic observables. The overarching goal is to develop a single estimation framework for inference of neuronal network activity from human imaging data. Devor is a sought-after teacher and participant of summer schools in neuroimaging around the world. She is the Editor-in-Chief of Neurophotonics published by SPIE and an active member of SPIE and Optica.
Research Interests:
neuroengineering, microscopy, physiological underpinning of noninvasive brain imaging signals
- Center Affiliations
- Center for Systems Neuroscience and Neurophotonics Center
- Departments (Colleges)
- Biomedical Engineering (ENG)
- Faculty Types
- Tenure-track faculty