Tim Richardson, DO
Neuropathologist
Dr. Crary is an experimental neurobiologist and board-certified neuropathologist. Dr. Crary has made substantial contributions to the way human brain diseases are diagnosed through an international network of neuropathologists, defining numerous neuropathological diagnostic categories. He spearheaded an international effort to establish consensus criteria for primary age-related tauopathy (PART). He has also contributed to efforts to define consensus criteria for aging-related tau astrogliopathy, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, and progressive supranuclear palsy. He is pioneering computer vision approaches (e.g., deep machine learning) to modernize histopathological evaluation of brain tissues. Further, he leads independent basic studies probing fundamental mechanisms of neurodegeneration, mechanistically characterizing these changes with animal and cellular models, with a goal of bringing these insights back to clinical practice. Notably, he has led and contributed to numerous genetic and cellular studies examining toxicity and regulation of expression of tau using novel animal and iPSC-derived models.
Sean Thomas Delica
Masters Student
Diana Dangoor
Research Coordinator
Lyucheng Zou
Gabe Marx
Medical Student
Russell Hanson
Assistant Professor
Laboratory Staff
Justin Kauffman
Masters Student
Delilah Mora
Research Staff
Neuropathology Brain Bank & Research CoRE
Adam Goldstein, MD
Marcos Schaan-Profes, PhD
Bergan Babrowicz
Alessandra Cervera
Valeriy Borukhov, AS Histotechnologist
Ahmed Ayad, MD Pathology Resident
Alumni
Emma Woodoff-Leith, MA
Thomas Christie
Research Staff
Claudia De Sanctis, PhD
Margaret Krassner
Lab Manager & Associate Researcher
Soong Ho Kim, PhD
Senior Scientist
Brandon Veremis
Assistant Professor
Jamie Walker, MD
Neuropathologist
Ricky Ditzel
Research Staff
Kristen Whitney, PhD
Postdoctoral Fellow
CRARY LAB
Daniel KoenigsbergMedical Student
Dr. John F. Crary, MD-PhD
Principle Investigator