SLU NeuroImaging & Behavior Research Team

New paper out of the NIB Lab! It was great working with Elisabeth DeMarco and Leslie Hinyard on this project that looked at the relationship between state and trait anxiety, depression, and motor impairments of Parkinson’s disease.”

Congratulations to our team members whose abstracts were accepted to the APTA Combined Sections Meeting this year! Come see these amazing projects at CSM in Boston in February! Sarah Carlson Kaitlin Codd Jemma Kim Jac Lindish Delaney Walker

Congrats to Jac Lindish for his recent poster presentations at the ICTS Big Data Research Symposium and the 2023 APSA Midwest Regional Meeting! His project focuses on determining the direct and indirect effect of pre-diagnosis midlife physical activity on PD related QOL.

Welcome to SLU NIB! The Neuroimaging & Behavior Lab, directed by Dr. Jason Longhurst, studies the neurophysiology of movement and cognition in the context of individuals with neurodegenerative diseases.