MIDB Welcomes Two Trainees This Summer
Nhi Lang, a second year medical student, received a University of Minnesota Foundation Medical Student Research Grant to work with MIDB researcher Casey Burrows, PhD, LP, on the project, "Examining how medical complexities impact the effect of psychological conditions (ADHD, anxiety) on executive functioning in children.”
Olivia Evers, an undergraduate research assistant, received the CTSI Pathways to Research Program (PReP) award to fund her time working with Burrows studying ADHD symptoms in children with and without autism.
Other News
MIDB is the first Minnesota facility to partner with RxART to enhance its physical environment through visual art.
The new MIDB Precision Brain Atlas is an open resource of functional neural networks from over 9,900 individuals across ages and cohorts.
MIDB received $3.5M to lower barriers to accessing & navigating services for children with developmental/emotional/behavioral concerns.