The following four core research projects form a well-integrated program to characterize, measure and model both static and dynamic patterns of structural and functional changes in brain. Our research program is centered on the fundamental recognition that anatomy is not static.

The Image Processing and Segmentation project is developing novel, well-validated approaches to brain image segmentation, structure analysis, and combined volume and surface registration.

The Deformation Morphometry and Registration project is focused on creating a powerful approach to detect and analyze longitudinal changes in the living brain.

The Atlasing project deals with the general problem of creating statistical maps of data from populations of subjects.

The scope of the Informatics Project is divided into three components: data management, processing workflow and visualization.