I work in Dr. Carson Smith's exercise for brain health lab, where we look at the effects of exercise on older adults with genetic risk factors for Alzheimer's disease. I enjoy running, playing soccer, and cooking. My research interests include using multimodal neuroimaging techniques to ask how lifestyle factors, such as exercise, impact the function and microstructural environment of age-susceptible memory networks.
Areas of Interest
- Aging
- Physical Activity/Exercise
- Cognition
- Functional/Structural Brain Connectivity
- Blood Biomarkers
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Degrees
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BSKinesiology
Awards
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2020-01-01National Science Foundation Research Traineeship - Computation and Mathematics for Biological Networks (T32)
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2021-01-01National Institute of Aging F31 Predoctoral Fellowship
Research
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Diffusion Tensor Imaging
- Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Structural Imaging
- Exercise Testing
- Network Analysis
- Data Analysis
Email
dcallow [at] umd.edu
