Jade Jiaxuan Dang

PhD student in Neuroscience, University of Missouri-Columbia

My research passion lies at the intersection of neuroimaging, neurodiversity, child development, and language processing.

I employ multiple techniques, including behavioural studies, EEG/ERPs, fMRI, TMS, and research with neurodiverse people and kids, to shed light on the complex nature of processing in the human mind and brain.

Example of voxel based morphometry. Course slides from PSYL 11100 Brain Imaging in Cognitive Neuroscience, taught by Dr. Edward Silson.

I am currently in my 2nd year in Neuroscience at the University of Missouri.

Outside the lab, you might find me journaling, cooking, practising archery, or backpacking around the world with a camera in hand.