Summary
David Baranger is an Assistant Professor and neuroscientist with nine years of research experience probing substance use and mood disorders through neuroimaging, genomics, and developmental perspectives. His work spans rigorous longitudinal, familial, and expression-based designs to untangle causal genomic relationships with brain structure and function, and he has developed multivariate and machine-learning approaches to predict depression and risk across the lifespan. He trained at Washington University in St. Louis and the NIMH, bringing a mix of computational biomarker development and translational focus to clinical neuroscience. Based in Milwaukee, he is also an enthusiastic educator and mentor who bridges data-intensive methods with questions about real-world risk and resilience.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Neuroscience, Bachelor's degree, Neuroscience at Wesleyan University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Neuroscience, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Neuroscience at Washington University in St. Louis