UT Dallas BrainHealth Team
UT Dallas Center for BrainHealth brings together leading scientists from diverse disciplines to solve the complexities of the mind, the most important frontier of the millennium.
BrainHealth Team
The BrainHealth Team is made up of leaders in their fields from various disciplines, including:
Cognitive Neuroscience Gerontology Neuropsychology Internal Medicine Speech Language Pathology Developmental Pediatrics Neurosurgery |
Neurology Psychiatry Rehabilitation Neuropathology Psychology Radiology Epidemiology |
Social Cognition Virtual Game Technology Emergency Medicine Brain Imaging Education Computer Science Chemistry |
The only other job I ever wanted other than running my lab, seeing my patients, and teaching students was to help build a top-flight, state-of-the-art cognitive neuroscience center. I thank Drs. Wildenthal, Daniel, and Moore for allowing me the opportunity and particularly Sandi Chapman for choosing me to be a part of the Center.
John Hart, Jr., M.D.
Medical Science Director
I became part of UT Dallas Center for BrainHealth because it has the unique property of emphasizing both brain research and clinical applications in an effort to improve health for society. It is also a truly collaborative environment involving scientists from a variety of backgrounds in psychology, medicine, and neuroscience all working toward common goals.
Dan Krawczyk, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences,
The University of Texas at Dallas
At many institutions, Physician-Scientists like myself are overburdened with administrative and clinical duties which greatly reduce the amount of time dedicated to creative and novel scientific work. The unique resources made available to UTD Center for BrainHealth by the overwhelming generosity of the local community have created an institution where science is allowed to flourish.
Richard King, MD, Ph.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Cognition and Neuroscience, UT Dallas Center for Brain Health,
Assistant Professor of Neurology, UT Southwestern Medical Center
In previous jobs as a speech pathologist, I came across multiple questions about patient care and intervention that didn’t have answers. When I first learned about UTD Center for BrainHealth and its mission to provide the critical connection between brain science and clinical practices, I knew I wanted to be part of their cutting-edge research team.
Karen Osborne, M.S., CCC/SLP
Cognitive Communication Specialist
