Brady is a Research Analyst in the Jang Lab at the University of Chicago's Department of Neurobiology. He is interested in how the nervous system develops and how those developmental programs shape function across one's lifespan. Previously, he worked in Dr. Alice Kane's lab at the Institute for Systems Biology (ISB), where he studied aging-related functional decline in mouse models by combining longitudinal phenotyping with DNA methylation data to link molecular signals to real-world physiology and performance. Looking forward, he's excited to build on his education and explore how neural development might be harnessed to promote repair. Outside the lab, Brady enjoys cooking, exploring new cities, and scuba diving!