Program in Advanced Imaging Research News & Announcements

Dr. Ben Yerys’ research is focused on teens and young adults affected by Williams syndrome navigating the transition into adulthood.

Team PAIR joined the 7,000+ participants at this year's Eagles Autism Challenge, and proudly raised over $4,500 in support of their mission of funding innovative research into autism and autism care programs.

PAIR's "Advances in Radiology Research Symposium" was held on May 30.

Researchers from CHOP and Penn gathered to share the latest in autism research and to highlight new opportunities for future collaboration.

Direct sodium MRI is improving the detection of brain tumors, while delta wave MRI could offer new insights into traumatic brain injuries.

Research staff within PAIR were proud to join with colleagues in the Center for Autism Research (CAR) on March 30 to participate in this year's sold-out Eagles Huddle Up for Autism, which raises critical funds for autism research at CHOP.

Join the CHOP-Penn research community for to discuss the state of autism-related science through presentations, panel, and posters.

Faculty Spotlight Emily Kuschner, PhD, takes a personalized approach to interventions for children with autism.

Dr. Wilkes' and Dr. Berman's study, Glymphatics and Sleep Architecture in Pediatric and Adolescent Concussion, emerged from an ongoing imaging collaboration between PAIR and CHOP’s Mind’s Matter Concussion Program.

PAIR Collaboration will study brain chemistry of overweight/obese individuals with HIV.

PAIR started 2025 by introducing our program to current and potential collaborators within the CHOP and Penn communities.

The Eagles Autism Foundation announced that from 2024 Eagles Autism Challenge proceeds and other fundraising initiatives, 53 projects specializing in cutting-edge autism research and care will receive $8.1 million in funding.

This Snapshot Science reveals how cerebral blood flow maps indicate an emergence of physiological cortical hierarchy during infancy.

PAIR hosted its first Special Seminar Series, the On-Scalp MEG Symposium, Nov. 14, 2024.

CHOP researchers are developing a tool to illuminate brain activity in children with severe neurodevelopmental disorders, who are often excluded from research.

The Program in Advanced Imaging Research connects investigators with advanced imaging tools and expertise.

The Program in Advanced Imaging Research (PAIR) leverages advanced technology and research innovation in a single program.