Industry Collaborators
We partner with Emerald Innovations to bring patient care and research out of the clinic and into the home.
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We partner with Mirah in our EMAP study for systematic measurement-based care.
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Internal Collaborators
We collaborate extensively with several investigators affiliated with the McLean Institute for Technology and Psychiatry on a range of projects that include web-based neurocognitive testing, developing metrics to assess how digital information can inform decision-making.
Our lab works with Dr. Kerry Ressler in studying how electronic media and digital collateral information can expand the scope of psychotherapy across age groups and diagnoses.
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We collaborate with our sister lab at McLean Hospital, the Geriatric Psychiatry Research Program, on various projects investigating Alzheimer's disease and related Dementias (ADRD) as well as mood disorders in older adults.
Our lab works with Dr. Laura Germine, Director of the BaCH Tech (Brain and Cognitive Health Technology) Lab.
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Our lab works with Dr. Courtney Beard, Director of the CARE (Cognition and Affect Research and Education) Lab.
External Collaborators
We work with our collaborators at the University of San Francisco in Quito, Ecuador (Universidad de San Francisco de Quito - USFQ) on various projects around accessible virtual reality (VR) and its use in mindfulness-based interventions.
We work with Dr. Dina Katabi and her team at the MIT Computer Sciences and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) to study how radio signal-based sensors with custom signal processing and machine learning algorithms can monitor behavior symptoms of dementia and assist with early targeted intervention.
We work with Dr. Jeffrey Kaye, Director of ORCATECH (Oregon Center for Aging and Technology) at Oregon Health & Science University.
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Our lab is collaborating with Dr. Bettina Husebo and her team at The Center for Elderly and Nursing Home Medicine (Senter for alders- og sykehjemsmedisin (SEFAS)) at the University of Bergen in Norway to explore how technologies can be implemented and scaled to enhance care for dementia.
We work with our partners at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine on various projects around technology interventions for the aging population and those with Alzheimers Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD) including augmented reality (AR) and gamification.
We work with Dr. Soham Rej, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at McGill University and our post-doctoral scholar Dr. Harmehr Sekhon on a project to implement rural telemedicine for geriatric care.
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