Jan. 2025: Welcome our newest member, Temesgen, our new imaging post doc!

Dec. 2024
- Congratulations to our RC Elif for being accepted for her master’s program.
- Congratulations to Kassidy for graduating from her bachelor’s program
- Welcoming our newest lab members Ana and Danah!
- Meyer Clinic Holiday party.
- Calarge Lab Winter Outing at Graces’s
Sept. 2024: 9/30 First day running our Growth Hormone Study!
Poster Presentations
Dec. 2021: As detailed in Do ADHD Medications Affect Bone Health, we are examining the effects that the most commonly used medications for ADHD may have on bone. In the course of the study, we collect information related to physical activity, using a device similar to a Fitbit. We also ask about aggressive behavior. In a preliminary study presented at the annual meeting of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology, we found that a model based on artificial intelligence allowed using certain characteristics of physical activity to predict aggressive outbursts. View Poster.
Oct. 2021: Dr. Chadi Calarge presented a poster at the 68th annual meeting of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry in October 2021, titled “Accelerometry-Based Characteristics Associated with Aggressive Behavior in Children with ADHD.” This is an important focus because it uses activity data to predict when a child might have an aggressive outburst. This would allow intervention before it actually happens. View Poster.

Water Challenge
Drinking plain water is very healthy, and is promoted by Baylor College of Medicine. Every year, our lab takes part in a water challenge! We divide our group in two and compete to see which group will drink the most water, over a 4-week period. This past year we collaborated with a partner lab.
Team building challenges like this help build morale by encouraging a little competition and fun (while also staying healthy)!