Title
Shella Keilholz
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Title/Position
Professor
Areas of Research
Education
Education
- B.S., Physics, University of Missouri -- Rolla
- Ph.D., Engineering Physics, University of Virginia
- Postdoctoral Fellowship, National Institutes of Health
Research Interests
Research Interests
Professor Keilholz’ research focuses on neuroengineering and neuroimaging methodologies to investigate brain function and connectivity. Her work involves developing and applying advanced imaging techniques and computational models to understand neural dynamics and brain network interactions. The research aims to elucidate mechanisms underlying brain activity and dysfunction, contributing to the quantitative characterization of neural systems and potential translational approaches.
Dr. Keilholz's lab sits at the intersection of imaging technology (with a focus on MRI), systems neuroscience, and complex systems. Much of their research aims to use MRI to understand the dynamic activity of the brain.
Teaching Interests
Teaching Interests
Professor Keilholz’ teaching centers on core biomedical engineering topics at both undergraduate and graduate levels, including neuroengineering principles, brain imaging technologies, and quantitative data analysis methods. Her instruction emphasizes integrating theoretical concepts with practical applications to prepare students for interdisciplinary challenges. Professor Keilholz is committed to fostering student engagement and actively involves both graduate and undergraduate students in research-oriented coursework.
Dr. Keilholz teaches course on MRI and other imaging techniques.
Dr. Keilholz teaches course on MRI and other imaging techniques.
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