The Center for Functional and Molecular Imaging (CFMI) has always placed an emphasis on safety. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have developed a number of new procedures to ensure the safety of both participants and our staff.

Getting to CFMI can be a challenge especially with all of the construction on Medical Center campus. These directions should help but feel free to call the CFMI Front Desk (202-687-3952) if you get lost.

I started at CFMI in March 2019, and have been working as the Senior Research Technician since August 2020. I graduated from UNC Wilmington with a B.S. and M.S. in chemistry. As a chemistry graduate student, I developed two methods to create serotonin-like compounds in …

Bhatt had collaborated with a number of researchers investigating bone quality assessment via proton spectroscopy, the cortical redistribution of the BOLD tonotopic map in tinnitus patients, the perception of emotion in patients with frontal and temporal lobe damage and Alzheimer’s disease, and the regeneration and retrograde ...

CFMI Members Alice Tysie Sawyer, BS Position: Research Assistant School: B.S. -- Stanford University, 2003, Psychology Bio: Tysie Sawyer joined CFMI in August 2005. She received her Bachelors degree from Stanford University in 2003 where …

1. Only an Authorized User (AU) can approve the safety of an implant for participants being scanned at CFMI

From American University (AU): There are 2 ways to get to CFMI from AU. First route: Take a numbered street and head south until you get Massachusetts Ave where you will turn right. From Mass Ave turn right onto Nebraska Ave followed by a left onto Foxhall Rd. Then left onto Reservoir Rd (~1.5 mi).

Mechanisms of Reading in the Deaf: Center for the Study of Learning, GU Medical Center: Principal Investigator: Carol LaSasso, Ph.D – Professor, Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Department and Ph.D Program Director, Gallaudet University; Daniel Koo, Ph.D. – Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Center for the Study of Learning, Georgetown University

2.1 Map of CFMI OF User Accessibility This map is sectioned off by areas open to CFMI staff only, MR safety trained individuals, and those who have been MR screened. This map DOES NOT designate the safety zones. All non-safety trained individuals (e.g. participants, visitors, facilities personnel, etc.)

A: There are calendars on the website for each room at CFMI. The behavioral/mock scanner room costs $332/hr - just kidding, it’s free. Use this calendar for the behavioral/mock scanner room and this one for the EEG/NIRS room.