Patrick was wearing a 64 channel EEG cap, and it lights up like a Christmas tree.
Research assistants practicing setting up EEG cap to study pain processing. Laser is utilized to induce acute pain, while pain-related brain activities are monitored using an EEG monitoring system.
Research assistants referencing brain anatomy poster to explain EEG electrode positioning.
Lab members discussing our lab’s latest publication during lab meeting.
Tim was performing laser stimulation and EEG recording to a healthy study participant.
A large brain model for studying the brain mechanisms supporting chronic pain
Shuqi in the brain anatomy lab of UVA neurosurgery
Xiaohan in the brain anatomy lab of UVA neurosurgery
Dr. Wang was performing laser stimulation and EEG recordings for an acute pain study in the Human Brain Function Lab.
Dr. Shayan Moosa uses electroencephalography and laser pulses to determine the effects of MRI-guided low-intensity focused ultrasound on the brain.
Dr. Ishaque and Dr. Moosa performed depth electrode implantation for a swine chronic pain model
Dr. Ishaque and Whitney in an animal surgical suite
Cobb Hall at the University of Virginia is the first home of the Human Brain Function Lab (2018 - 2022).
Winter Cobb Hall
Current home of the Human Brain Function Lab, Collins-Wing at the University of Virginia.
Collins Wing, the University of Virginia. Fall 2021