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Current Lab Members
Meghan Martz, Ph.D., M.S.W
Meghan Martz, Ph.D., M.S.W
Research Assistant Professor, Addiction Center, Department of Psychiatry
Member, Eisenberg Family Depression Center, Department of Psychiatry
Principal Investigator, NeuroMod Study
Co-Chair, Public Outreach Committee, Research Society on Alcohol
Email: mmartz@med.umich.edu
Katherine L. McCurry, Ph.D.
Katherine L. McCurry, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Addiction Center, Department of Psychiatry
Email: kathlmcc@med.umich.edu
Mary Soules, M.S.
Mary Soules, M.S.
Data Analyst for NeuroMod Study
Email: mfield@med.umich.edu
Josie Abrials
Josie Abrials
Research Assistant for NeuroMod Study
Email: jabrials@umich.edu
Meghana Choragudi presenting at the 2023 University of Michigan MRADS Spring Symposium
Meghana Choragudi presenting at the 2023 University of Michigan MRADS Spring Symposium
Dr. Martz and University of Michigan colleagues at the 2022 real-time fMRI neurofeedback conference at Yale University
Dr. Martz and University of Michigan colleagues at the 2022 real-time fMRI neurofeedback conference at Yale University
Dr. Martz at the 2023 Research Society on Alcohol annual meeting in Bellevue, WA. Dr. Martz chaired a symposium with the National Advocacy and Public Education Committee on public outreach and engagement.
Dr. Martz at the 2023 Research Society on Alcohol annual meeting in Bellevue, WA. Dr. Martz chaired a symposium with the National Advocacy and Public Education Committee on public outreach and engagement.
University of Michigan colleagues at the 2024 real-time fMRI neurofeedback conference in Heidelberg, Germany
Former Martz Lab research assistant, Kayla Drifka, presenting NeuroMod Study research at the 2025 Silverman Conference
Former Martz Lab research assistant, Kayla Drifka, presenting NeuroMod Study research at the 2025 Silverman Conference
Former Lab Members
Madeline Chen
Meghana Choragudi
Kayla Drifka
Tabatha Hart
Mikayla Hertz
Marie Jung
Claire Kalina
Ashley Kim
Alexa Sherman
Carter Sherman
Callie Vitro
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