School of Data Science, University of Virginia
Ellery will be presenting at the VALIANT Deeper Dive Seminar Series on March 17th.
Three abstracts from our lab have been accepted at OHBM 2026. Congratulations to Xin, Ruoyun, and Eileen!
Our manuscript entitled "Joint Estimation of Multiple Graphical Models for an fMRI Study of Brain Connectivity Networks" has been accepted for publication in Statistical Methods in Medical Research.
Our paper "BrainTAP: Brain Disorder Prediction with Adaptive Distill and Selective Prior Integration" has been accepted by ISBI26, congratulations to Zhenyu!
Sequeira, S.L., Yu, E., Mutu, D., & Zhang, A. (April 2026). Subtype-Specific Alterations in Structure-Function Coupling in Pediatric Anxiety Disorders. Talk accepted for presentation at the Society for Biological Psychiatry 2026 Annual Meeting.
Aiying and Chang presented their work, “ConnectMVR: A Supervised Brain Connectivity Analysis Framework for Predicting Behavioral Outcomes”, at the Design and Data Analysis hosted by UVA Quantitative Psychology.
Ziqian Zhang joined the NBIL Lab as my first PhD student. She began her PhD in the UVA School of Data Science in Fall 2025. Welcome aboard, Ziqian!
Zhenyu Lei has been selected for the 2025 Presidential Fellowship in Collaborative Neuroscience program, and will be co-advised by Drs. Zhang and Li. Congratulations to Zhenyu!
Xin He has been selected as a UVA TYDE (Thriving Youth in a Digital Environment) Undergraduate Summer Research Fellow. Congratulations to Xin!
Our paper was accepted by Medical Imaging with Deep Learning (MIDL) for poster presentation. Congratulations to Ellery!
Aiying gave a talk at MSU STT Colloquium.
Our paper "Integrated Brain Connectivity Analysis with fMRI, DTI, and sMRI Powered by Interpretable Graph Neural Networks" has been accepted by Medical Image Analysis. Preprint
Our abstract was accepted by SDSS 2025 and selected for oral presentation. Congratulations to Jiajia!
Aiying gave a talk at UVA Statistics Department Colloquium.
Aiying gave a talk at UVA Psychology Department Design and Data Analysis (DADA) meetings.
Two of our papers were accepted by SPIE Medical Imaging and selected for oral presentation. Congratulations to Kurt, Aroosha and Ellery!