Jonathan Power
  • Papers
    • 2020 Respiratory Patterns
    • 2020 fMRI denoising events
    • 2019 Respiratory Measures
    • 2019 PNAS reply to Spreng
    • 2019 Respiratory Motion
    • 2018 Glasser comment
    • 2018 Head molds
    • 2018 PNAS multiecho
    • 2017 TiCS response
    • 2017 PLOS ONE Despiking
    • 2017 NI Global signals
    • 2017 NI The Plot
    • 2015 NI Motion Review
    • 2014 Neuron RSFC Primer
    • 2014 PNAS lesion
    • 2014 HBM task censoring
    • 2014 NI motion #2
    • 2013 Neuron hubs
    • 2013 NI comment
    • 2013 CONEUR
    • 2012 NI motion #1
    • 2011 Neuron bigbrain
    • 2010 Neuron devo review
  • Contact
  • Resources
  • Positions
 Our lab studies the human brain. We are interested in brain physiology, the link between psychiatric symptoms and brain activity, and most generally in all the activity patterns generated by the brain. Much of our work concerns women's health, focusing on the link between sex hormones and brain activity over menstrual cycles, fertility treatments, and pregnancy. Some of our work is general, concerning commonalities across all adults.

We enroll people with and without psychiatric histories. Some specific populations being recruited are women having menstrual cycles, women undergoing fertility treatments, and women who are intending pregnancy or who are pregnant. We also study men, and women who are not in the categories above, so long as you are over 18 years old. If you are curious about being in one of our studies, contact our team at powerlab@med.cornell.edu.



























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