Cognitive and Sensory Systems Laboratory
Welcome to the CASSL!
Studies we are currently recruiting for:
Can passive neurostimulation effectively treat light sensitivity symptoms after a traumatic brain injury? We are currently enrolling Veterans between the ages of 18-65 to see if low-frequency pulse-based neurostimulation can help to reduce photosensitivity following a mild traumatic brain injury and using MRI scans to try to better understand the neurobiological basis of photosensitivity in this population. If you are interested in learning more about this study, please contact our research assistant, Caroline Carrozzini, at (617)309-8385.
In recent news...
Spring poster season was a big success for the CASSL with two of our members winning awards at recent poster symposiums!
Congratulations to Dr. Madeleine Nowak and Caroline Carrozzini on their newest achievements.
Read more about their work in our news section!
A previously completed study included the development of a web-based battery for visual and cognitive functioning. The goal of this project was to develop an effective screening measure that can help to remotely monitor and track changes in cognitive functioning in veterans living in rural regions of the United States.
Click here to check out some of the other tasks currently hosted by the Many Brains Project: www.TestMyBrain.org
If you are interested in learning more about this study, please contact our research assistant, Caroline Carrozzini, at caroline.carrozzini@va.gov