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Brian Coffman

Adjunct Lecturer III

University of New Mexico

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College of Arts & Sciences

Psychology

Brian Coffman is an Adjunct Lecturer III at the University of New Mexico. His research focuses on cognitive neuroscience and biological psychiatry, specifically investigating auditory sensory processing deficits in schizophrenia and first-episode psychosis using EEG and MEG neuroimaging. His recent work identifies biomarkers such as mismatch negativity, auditory steady-state responses, and long-latency evoked potentials to predict symptom recovery and treatment response. He has published extensively on aberrant cortical-subcortical-cerebellar circuitry in early psychosis and leads international collaborations across the US, Europe, and Asia. He received a 2013 award for transcranial direct current stimulation research in fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.

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University of New Mexico

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neuroscience psychiatry schizophrenia cognitive neuroscience biological psychiatry neuropsychology neurology neuroimaging cognitive science neuropsychiatry psychiatric research brain stimulation first-episode psychosis behavioral neuroscience psychiatric disorders systems neuroscience affective neuroscience clinical neuroscience first-episode schizophrenia hearing research cognitive electrophysiology neurostimulation psychotic disorders auditory hallucinations electrophysiology experimental psychology neuropsychological rehabilitation first-episode schizophrenia spectrum mismatch negativity visual science brain function brain imaging early vision behavioral disorders brain mapping brain science early psychosis neurodevelopmental disorders applied cognitive psychology neurorehabilitation molecular psychiatry affective disorders developmental cognitive neuroscience cognitive rehabilitation eeg signal processing white matter neuropsychological functioning pilot study animal cognition neuroimaging modality neurodynamics working memory brain structure brain organization neuromodulation (medicine) experimental psychopathology object detection neuroimaging biomarkers complex mismatch negativity healthy adults large-scale network connectivity thinking skills learning disabilities neurochemistry brain circuitry alcohol dependence non-volatile memory differential diagnosis brain mechanisms neural interfaces specific alterations concealed objects increased attention glutamatergic neurotransmission baseline effects neuronal activity

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Auditory Sensory Processing Measures Using Eeg and Meg Predict Symptom Recovery in First-Episode Psychosis With a Single-Tone Paradigm. NeuroImage Clinical (2025)

F López-CaballeroB A CoffmanM CurtisA L SklarS YiD F Salisbury

psychopathologyaffective neurosciencecognitive electrophysiologyneuropsychiatryhearing researchneuroscienceauditory sciencesystems neurosciencepsychiatric researchpsychologyeeg signal processingpsychiatryfirst-episode psychosisneurorehabilitationneuroimagingneuropsychological rehabilitationaudiologyauditory physiologysymptom recoverycognitive neurosciencesingle-tone paradigm

435. Improvement of Auditory Steady State Response (Assr) and Auditory Hallucinations in First-Episode Schizophrenia: Preliminary Findings From a Single-Blind Rct of Auditory Control Enhancement (Ace) Therapy. Biological Psychiatry (2024)

Brian CoffmanDylan SeeboldJenay KocsisFrancisco-José López-CaballeroAlfredo SklarDean Salisbury

preliminary findingspsychopathologybiological psychiatrypsychotic disorderspsychiatric disordershearing researchpsychiatric researchpsychoacousticsauditory hallucinationsneuroscienceauditory control enhancementpsychologysingle-blind rctauditory physiologyclinical psychiatryfirst-episode schizophreniapsychiatryschizophrenia

448. Intact Attentional Modulation of the Early Auditory Gamma-Band Response in First-Episode Psychosis. Biological Psychiatry (2024)

Annika EssekuAlfredo SklarJenay KocsisDylan SeeboldMark T. CurtisBrian CoffmanDean Salisbury

biological psychiatryneuroscienceattentionpsychiatryfirst-episode psychosis

Abnormal Inter-Hemispheric Effective Connectivity From Left to Right Auditory Regions During Mismatch Negativity (Mmn) Tasks in Psychosis. Psychiatry Research (2024)

Christian ValtFran López-CaballeroAngelantonio TavellaMario AltamuraAntonello BellomoGiuseppe BarrassoBrian CoffmanFilippo IovineAntonio RampinoAlessandro SaponaroDylan SeeboldPierluigi SelvaggiDomenico SemisaGiuseppe StolfaAlessandro BertolinoGiulio PergolaDean F Salisbury

mismatch negativityaffective neurosciencebehavioral disordersneuropsychologybehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencelatent variable modelsbiological psychiatryneurolinguisticspsychiatric researchpsychophysicspsychologyright auditory regionspsychiatric disordersclinical psychologyvariant interpretationneuroanatomyclinical psychiatrybehavioral sciencesexperimental psychology

Abnormal Multisensory Facilitation Patterns Relate to Disorganized Thinking Severity and Cognitive Decline in Schizophrenia. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Kimberly K Rogge-ObandoBrian A CoffmanJulia M Stephen

neuropsychological functioningcognitive psychologythinking severitycognitive impairmentpsychiatric researchcognitioncognitive sciencepsychologymental healthmultisensory integrationcognitive neurosciencecognitive declinepsychiatryschizophrenia

A Roadmap for Implanting Electrode Arrays to Evoke Tactile Sensations Through Intracortical Stimulation. Human Brain Mapping (2024)

John E. DowneyHunter R. SchoneStephen T. FoldesCharles GreensponFang LiuCeci VerbaarschotDaniel BiroDavid SatzerChan Hong MoonBrian A. CoffmanVahab YoussofzadehDaryl FieldsTaylor G. HobbsElizaveta OkorokovaElizabeth C. Tyler‐KabaraPeter C. WarnkeJorge Gonzalez‐MartinezNicholas G. HatsopoulosSliman J. BensmaiaMichael L. BoningerRobert A. GauntJennifer L. Collinger

affective neurosciencetactile sensationsneurophysiologyhuman brainelectronicsneurosciencestimulation devicesystems neuroscienceactive controlintracortical stimulationbiomedical imagingimplantable devicesanesthesianeural interfacesimplantable sensorsneuroimagingneuromodulation (medicine)electrode arraysbiomedical engineeringelectrophysiologyphysiology

A Whole-Brain Neuromark Resting-State Fmri Analysis of First-Episode and Early Psychosis: Evidence of Aberrant Cortical-Subcortical-Cerebellar Functional Circuitry. NeuroImage Clinical (2024)

Kyle M. JensenVince D. CalhounZening FuKun YangAndreia V. FariaKoko IshizukaAkira SawaPablo Andrés-CamazónBrian A. CoffmanDylan SeeboldJessica A. TurnerDean F. SalisburyArmin Iraji

neuroimagingneuroscienceearly psychosiscognitive neurosciencepsychiatry

Development of Biomarkers Potentially Sensitive to Early Psychosis Using Mismatch Negativity (Mmn) to Complex Pattern Deviations. Clinical EEG and Neuroscience (2024)

Dean F. SalisburyFran López CaballeroBrian A. Coffman

clinical neurosciencepsychopathologymismatch negativityneuropathologycomplex pattern deviationsmolecular psychiatrybiomarker (medicine)affective disordersneuropsychiatryneuropsychologystress biomarkersneuroscienceearly psychosisneuroimaging biomarkersbiological psychiatrypsychiatric researchpsychologyforensic psychiatrypsychiatryneuroimagingbiomarkers

Effects of Theta Burst Stimulation on Reward Processing and Decision-Making in Bipolar Disorder: A Pilot Study. Brain stimulation (2024)

Ahmad MayeliYiming WangSimona GraurMerage GhaneAhmadreza KeihaniAllison KimSabine JanssenChloe HustonBrian A. CoffmanFabio FerrarelliMary L. Phillips

neurostimulationelectrophysiologyaffective neuroscienceneurosciencepsychologyreward processingbrain stimulationpilot studytheta burst stimulationbipolar disorderneurophysiologycognitive neurosciencepsychiatrybehavioral neuroscienceexperimental psychology

Intensity-Dependent Modulation of the Early Auditory Gamma-Band Response in First-Episode Schizophrenia and Its Association With Disease Symptoms. Schizophrenia Research (2024)

Alfredo L. SklarSayna MatinrazmAnnika EssekuFran López-CaballeroXi RenLydia ChlpkaMark CurtisBrian A. CoffmanDean F. Salisbury

intensity-dependent modulationfirst-episode schizophreniadisease symptomspsychiatryschizophrenia

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Brian Coffman

Adjunct Lecturer III

University of New Mexico

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Psychology

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University of New Mexico

Adjunct Lecturer III

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Auditory Sensory Processing Measures Using Eeg and Meg Predict Symptom Recovery in First-Episode Psychosis With a Single-Tone Paradigm. NeuroImage Clinical (2025)

F López-CaballeroB A CoffmanM CurtisA L SklarS YiD F Salisbury

Brian CoffmanDylan SeeboldJenay KocsisFrancisco-José López-CaballeroAlfredo SklarDean Salisbury

448. Intact Attentional Modulation of the Early Auditory Gamma-Band Response in First-Episode Psychosis. Biological Psychiatry (2024)

Annika EssekuAlfredo SklarJenay KocsisDylan SeeboldMark T. CurtisBrian CoffmanDean Salisbury

biological psychiatryneuroscienceattentionpsychiatryfirst-episode psychosis

Abnormal Inter-Hemispheric Effective Connectivity From Left to Right Auditory Regions During Mismatch Negativity (Mmn) Tasks in Psychosis. Psychiatry Research (2024)

Abnormal Multisensory Facilitation Patterns Relate to Disorganized Thinking Severity and Cognitive Decline in Schizophrenia. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Kimberly K Rogge-ObandoBrian A CoffmanJulia M Stephen

A Roadmap for Implanting Electrode Arrays to Evoke Tactile Sensations Through Intracortical Stimulation. Human Brain Mapping (2024)

A Whole-Brain Neuromark Resting-State Fmri Analysis of First-Episode and Early Psychosis: Evidence of Aberrant Cortical-Subcortical-Cerebellar Functional Circuitry. NeuroImage Clinical (2024)

Kyle M. JensenVince D. CalhounZening FuKun YangAndreia V. FariaKoko IshizukaAkira SawaPablo Andrés-CamazónBrian A. CoffmanDylan SeeboldJessica A. TurnerDean F. SalisburyArmin Iraji

neuroimagingneuroscienceearly psychosiscognitive neurosciencepsychiatry

Development of Biomarkers Potentially Sensitive to Early Psychosis Using Mismatch Negativity (Mmn) to Complex Pattern Deviations. Clinical EEG and Neuroscience (2024)

Dean F. SalisburyFran López CaballeroBrian A. Coffman

Effects of Theta Burst Stimulation on Reward Processing and Decision-Making in Bipolar Disorder: A Pilot Study. Brain stimulation (2024)

Ahmad MayeliYiming WangSimona GraurMerage GhaneAhmadreza KeihaniAllison KimSabine JanssenChloe HustonBrian A. CoffmanFabio FerrarelliMary L. Phillips

Intensity-Dependent Modulation of the Early Auditory Gamma-Band Response in First-Episode Schizophrenia and Its Association With Disease Symptoms. Schizophrenia Research (2024)

Alfredo L. SklarSayna MatinrazmAnnika EssekuFran López-CaballeroXi RenLydia ChlpkaMark CurtisBrian A. CoffmanDean F. Salisbury

intensity-dependent modulationfirst-episode schizophreniadisease symptomspsychiatryschizophrenia

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