Research Day 2025

Research Day 2025

Join us on December 11th in the Cartoon Room at the Ohio Union for a day of science and engagement with the CCBBI community.

Research Day is an annual celebration of the innovative research conducted at CCBBI. The event showcases presentations from CCBBI faculty, staff, and trainees, highlighting the breadth and depth of ongoing scientific work.

Abstracts for all talks and posters can be found in the program book.

Schedule of Events

Keynote Presentation

Dr. Lucina Q. Uddin

Professor
University of California, Los Angeles

Towards a universal taxonomy of functional brain networks

Featured Faculty Presentations

Michelle Failla

Assistant Professor
College of Nursing

Beyond indifference: new insights into pain perception in autistic adults

Kristen Lindquist

Professor, Robert K and Dale J. Weary Chair in Social Psychology
Department of Psychology

Deconstructing emotions: A network neuroscience approach

Scott Hayes

Associate Professor,
Department of Psychology

Examining the association between modifiable fitness variables and the brain: Insights from the FASTER study

David Osher

Assistant Professor,
Department of Psychology

Comparing resting state with task-based functional connectivity for connectivity fingerprinting

Student Oral Presentations

Ramith Ambati

PhD Candidate
Vision Science

Uncovering the neural representations of color appearance

Aravind Kalathil

PhD Candidate
Department of Psychiatry

Altered Cerebellar-Cerebrum Dynamics in Social Gaze Processing: Implications for Schizophrenia and Social Cognitive Deficits

Jingyi Luo

PhD Candidate
Department of Psychology

Interoception and the Neural Representation of Self and Other in Adolescence

Grace Amadon

PhD Candidate
Department of Psychology