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Melissa A. Lancaster, PhD, ABPP

Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Department of Neurology

Departments

Neuroscience Research Center

Melissa A. Lancaster, Phd, Abpp is currently serving as a Neurology Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Melissa A. Lancaster, PhD, ABPP

Medical College of Wisconsin

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neuroscience neurology neuroimaging cognitive impairment neuroscience of aging geriatrics brain imaging healthy elders cognitive neuroscience psychiatry neuropsychology alzheimer's disease physical activity head trauma rehabilitation brain function health sciences neuroradiology white matter interactive effects central nervous system later adulthood cognitive decline sport-related concussion experimental gerontology sport medicine psychiatric research symptom management psychological assessment neuropsychiatry healthy aging psychometrics sport psychology brain lesion neuroimaging biomarkers neurochemistry sport injuries aging-associated diseases memory loss serial diffusion tensor high school normative data diffusion mri white matter integrity chronic differences affective neuroscience biomedical imaging sport physical therapy genome biology mammalian biology physiological measurements psychoeducational assessment neuropsychological rehabilitation vector space model radial basis functions scalar transport low-dimensional structures diffusion-based modeling psychiatric genetics biogerontology brain organization somatic symptom disorder adolescent psychology psychosocial factors brain pathology geriatric neurology geriatric medicine semantic processing neurological function clinical neuroscience cognitive rehabilitation semantic memory activation hippocampal structure healthy older adults collegiate athletes psychometric properties temporal lobe epilepsy

Notable Scholarly Works

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Enhanced Arterial Spin Labeling in Mild Cognitive Impairment Phenotypes. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2023)

Laura Glass UmfleetAlexander D CohenBenjamin L BrettMelissa LancasterShawn ObarskiLilly MasonMalgorzata FranczakYang Wang

cognitive sciencearterial spin labelingalzheimer's diseasecognitive impairmentvascular cognitive disorderdementia

Chronic Differences in White Matter Integrity Following Sport-Related Concussion as Measured by Diffusion Mri: 6-Month Follow-Up. Hum Brain Mapp. (2018)

neurologyconcussionbrain imagingdiffusion mrisport injuriesneurosciencewhite matterchronic differencesneuropathologyneuroradiologybrain injuryneuroimagingneurorehabilitationrehabilitationhead trauma rehabilitationwhite matter integrity

Chronic Differences in White Matter Integrity Following Sport‐Related Concussion as Measured by Diffusion Mri: 6‐Month Follow‐Up. Human Brain Mapping (2018)

Melissa A. LancasterTimothy B. MeierDaniel V. OlsonMichael A. McCreaLindsay D. NelsonL. Tugan Muftuler

sport-related concussionbrain lesionneuropsychological rehabilitationneuroradiologyhead trauma rehabilitationphysiologyconcussiondiffusion mricerebral blood flowwhite matter integrityneuroimagingbrain functionrehabilitationpsychiatryspinal cord injurybrain imagingbrain pathologysport medicineneuroimaging biomarkerscognitive impairmentcentral nervous systemchronic differences

Abnormalities in Functional Connectivity in Collegiate Football Athletes With and Without a Concussion History: Implications and Role of Neuroactive Kynurenine Pathway Metabolites. J Neurotrauma. (2017)

neurologyneurochemistrycollegiate footballconcussionconcussion historyneuroscienceneurophysiologyneurological functionclinical neurosciencefunctional connectivitybrain injuryneurorehabilitationrehabilitationhead trauma rehabilitation

Timothy B. MeierMelissa A. LancasterAndrew R. MayerT. Kent TeagueJonathan Savitz

neurologyneurochemistrycollegiate footballconcussionconcussion historyneurosciencefunctional connectivitybrain injurytraumabrain functioncentral nervous system

Acute White Matter Changes Following Sport-Related Concussion: A Serial Diffusion Tensor and Diffusion Kurtosis Tensor Imaging Study. J Neurotrauma. (2016)

neurologysport-related concussionbrain lesionconcussionbrain imagingserial diffusion tensorsport injuriesneurosciencewhite matterneuropathologyneuroradiologybrain injuryneuroimaginghead trauma rehabilitation

Acute White Matter Changes Following Sport‐Related Concussion: A Serial Diffusion Tensor and Diffusion Kurtosis Tensor Imaging Study. Human Brain Mapping (2016)

Melissa A. LancasterDaniel V. OlsonMichael A. McCreaLindsay D. NelsonAshley A. LaRocheL. Tugan Muftuler

sport-related concussionsystems neuroscienceaffective neurosciencebiomedical imaginghead trauma rehabilitationvector space modelphysiologydiffusionradial basis functionsmolecular neurosciencehealth sciencesscalar transportlow-dimensional structurescomputational neurosciencediffusion-based modelingpsychiatrysport physical therapyserial diffusion tensorsport medicinecentral nervous system

Diffusion Tensor Imaging Predictors of Episodic Memory Decline in Healthy Elders at Genetic Risk for Alzheimer's Disease. J Int Neuropsychol Soc. (2016)

neurologyneuroscience of agingalzheimer's diseasememory studiesneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseasesneuroimaging biomarkersaging-associated diseasesgenetic riskneuroradiologyepisodic memory declinecognitive scienceneuroimaginghealthy elders

Diffusion Tensor Imaging Predictors of Episodic Memory Decline in Healthy Elders at Genetic Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (2016)

Melissa A. LancasterMichael SeidenbergJ. Carson SmithKristy A. NielsonJohn L. WoodardSally DurgerianStephen M. Rao

neurologyneuroscience of agingalzheimer's diseasegeriatric neurologyhealthy eldersbrain imagingcognitive neuroscienceneurosciencegenetic riskneuropsychiatryexperimental gerontologygeriatric medicinelater adulthoodgeriatricsepisodic memory declineneuroimagingneuropsychologygenetics

Interactive Effects of Physical Activity and Apoe-δ4 on White Matter Tract Diffusivity in Healthy Elders. Neuroimage (2016)

neuroscience of agingbrain healthhealthy agingphysical aginginteractive effectsneurosciencephysical activitymovement disorderskinesiologycognitive impairmentwhite matteraging-associated diseasesgeriatricsdementiahealthy elders

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Melissa A. Lancaster, PhD, ABPP

Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Department of Neurology

Departments

Neuroscience Research Center

Melissa A. Lancaster, Phd, Abpp is currently serving as a Neurology Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Melissa A. Lancaster, PhD, ABPP

Medical College of Wisconsin

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Enhanced Arterial Spin Labeling in Mild Cognitive Impairment Phenotypes. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2023)

Laura Glass UmfleetAlexander D CohenBenjamin L BrettMelissa LancasterShawn ObarskiLilly MasonMalgorzata FranczakYang Wang

cognitive sciencearterial spin labelingalzheimer's diseasecognitive impairmentvascular cognitive disorderdementia

Chronic Differences in White Matter Integrity Following Sport-Related Concussion as Measured by Diffusion Mri: 6-Month Follow-Up. Hum Brain Mapp. (2018)

Chronic Differences in White Matter Integrity Following Sport‐Related Concussion as Measured by Diffusion Mri: 6‐Month Follow‐Up. Human Brain Mapping (2018)

Melissa A. LancasterTimothy B. MeierDaniel V. OlsonMichael A. McCreaLindsay D. NelsonL. Tugan Muftuler

Timothy B. MeierMelissa A. LancasterAndrew R. MayerT. Kent TeagueJonathan Savitz

neurologyneurochemistrycollegiate footballconcussionconcussion historyneurosciencefunctional connectivitybrain injurytraumabrain functioncentral nervous system

Acute White Matter Changes Following Sport-Related Concussion: A Serial Diffusion Tensor and Diffusion Kurtosis Tensor Imaging Study. J Neurotrauma. (2016)

Acute White Matter Changes Following Sport‐Related Concussion: A Serial Diffusion Tensor and Diffusion Kurtosis Tensor Imaging Study. Human Brain Mapping (2016)

Melissa A. LancasterDaniel V. OlsonMichael A. McCreaLindsay D. NelsonAshley A. LaRocheL. Tugan Muftuler

Diffusion Tensor Imaging Predictors of Episodic Memory Decline in Healthy Elders at Genetic Risk for Alzheimer's Disease. J Int Neuropsychol Soc. (2016)

Diffusion Tensor Imaging Predictors of Episodic Memory Decline in Healthy Elders at Genetic Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (2016)

Melissa A. LancasterMichael SeidenbergJ. Carson SmithKristy A. NielsonJohn L. WoodardSally DurgerianStephen M. Rao

Interactive Effects of Physical Activity and Apoe-δ4 on White Matter Tract Diffusivity in Healthy Elders. Neuroimage (2016)

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