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Nelson Laboratory

Nelson Lab People

The People of the Nelson Laboratory include students and research professionals specializing in medicine, traumatic brain injury, and statistical analysis. 

Current Lab Members

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Lindsay Nelson, PhD, ABPP

Professor

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John Brzezinski

Student Worker

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Samuel Gray

Medical Student

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Melissa Habrat

Doctoral Student

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Jennifer Hill, MA, CCRC

Program Director, Brain Injury Research Program

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Dan Huber

Senior Data Analyst, Brain Injury Research Program

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Madeline D. Kallenbach

Clinical Research Coordinator I

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Laura McGuigan

PhD Student, Clinical Psychology, Marquette University

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Temitayo Okusanya

PhD Student

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Kali Palen

Clinical Research Assistant II

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Nathan Rose

Medical Student

Alumni

The Nelson Laboratory is grateful for the contributions of past students and researchers. 
Karen Martinez, PhD (2024)
Mary Simons, MS (2024)

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