Project scaffold
Computational psychiatry and reward circuitry
Research theme grounded in neuroimaging and dimensional approaches to reward dysfunction across mood and psychotic disorders.
Problem Space
Reward dysfunction is a core dimension across multiple psychiatric disorders, but it does not map neatly onto standard diagnostic categories. Understanding these patterns requires computational and imaging approaches that can capture clinically meaningful variation.
Approach
This project area brings together functional connectivity, task-based neuroimaging, structural imaging, and dimensional psychopathology to study reward-related dysfunction in ways that can support more precise interpretation of psychiatric illness.
Collaborators
This area aligns with collaborators in neuroimaging, computational psychiatry, behavioral neuroscience, and translational clinical research.
Next Steps
Future public material may include paper summaries, visual explainers, dataset notes, and cross-links to related research updates.
Contact
The best collaboration requests here are specific about the imaging modality, cohort, and psychiatric or dimensional constructs of interest.