CMRR Collaborators

Magnetic resonance imaging is a critical tool for cutting-edge research in many disciplines at the University of Minnesota. Its use has expanded from fields that have traditionally valued neuroimaging data, such as psychology, neuroscience, psychiatry, radiology, and child development, into a whole host of other domains, including economics, political science, public health, and even design.

Below are links to some of the University of Minnesota and external researchers who are currently using the CMRR as a critical component of their research:

UMN College of Biological Sciences

• Mark Bee

UMN College of Education and Human Development

• Katie Thomas

UMN College of Science and Engineering

• Matthew D. Johnson

UMN College of Liberal Arts

• Colin DeYoung
• Steve Engel
• Jo-Ida Hansen
• Shmuel Lissek
• Monica Luciana
• Angus MacDonald
• Chad Marsolek

UMN College of Science and Engineering

• Bin He
• Valerie Pierre

UMN Medical School

• Kenneth Baker
• Tiffany Beckman
• Khalaf Bushara
• Katie Cullen
• Andre Grande
• Thomas Henry
• Bharathi Jagadeesan
• Teresa Jacobson Kimberley
• Colum MacKinnon
• Amir Moheet
• Michael C. Park
• Raghu Rao
• Elizabeth Seaquist
• Elsa Shapiro
• John Sullivan
• Paul Tuite
• Jerrold Vitek

UMN School of Dentistry

• Don Nixdorf
• Laurence Gaalaas

Local Community Collaborators

• Matthew Kang Regions Hospital/HealthPartners