David W. Zhou, B.S..

Graduate Student

As a PhD candidate, I study thalamocortical rhythms in EEG recordings in patients recovering from traumatic coma, and I'm co-mentored by Drs. Emery Brown at MIT and Patrick Purdon at MGH Anesthesia. A neuroscientist at heart and computational scientist by training, I studied neuroscience at Columbia University and computational biology at Carnegie Mellon University. When the weather is nice, I like to hike mountains in New Hampshire with my dog Luna, an Australian Shepherd mix. When the weather is not nice, I like to binge statistics lectures on YouTube.