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    Chris Camp

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    Biography

    Chris Camp is a 4th year PhD student in the Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program. Under the mentorship of Dr. Dustin Scheinost, Chris is pioneering new statistical methods for neuroimaging data analysis. They have applied these tools to advance research on major depressive disorder, infant visual neurodevelopment, and episodic memory. Chris's current research aims to elucidate how the effect sizes and covariance of neuroimaging features influence the classification accuracy of diagnostic models.

    Education & Training

    BS
    Duke University, Neuroscience (2019)

    Research

    Research at a Glance

    Yale Co-Authors

    Frequent collaborators of Chris Camp's published research.

    Publications

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    Academic Achievements & Community Involvement

    Activities

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      Growth charts of infant visual neurodevelopment generalize across global contexts

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      Translating Between Effect Size and Classification Accuracy

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      The effects of data leakage on connectome-based machine learning models

    Honors

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      2nd Prize Best Presentation at NISS GSN Annual Meeting

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      Graduate Research Fellowship Program

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      Gruber Science Fellowship

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    Locations

    • Magnetic Resonance Research Center

      Academic Office

      The Anlyan Center

      300 Cedar Street

      New Haven, CT 06519