Hugh McCloskey
Neuroinformatics Fellow
Hugh is completing a PhD at Cardiff University Engineering department and Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC), with a focus on the use of advanced Diffusion Imaging for the detection of sports-related white-matter microstructural injuries.
He is at SAHMRI as a Neuroinformatics Fellow to assist in deploying preprocessing pipelines for advanced diffusion data collected on the Siemens CIMAX scanner and to assist with neuroimaging data analytics.
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