| Marilyn S. Albert, Ph.D. Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry Director of Cognitive Neuroscience, Department of Neurology |
Main Office Address
Reed Hall 2227
The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
1620 McElderly Street
Baltimore, MD 21205
Phone 410-614-3040
Fax 410-502-2189
E-mail: malbert9@jhmi.edu
Administrative Assistant
Cristiana Camardella
E-mail: camardella@jhu.edu
Education
1963 | B.A. | University of Rochester |
1964 | M.A. | McGill University |
1969 | Ph.D. | McGill University |
1982 | M.D. | University of Minnesota Medical School |
Professional Interests
- Major research interests are in the area of cognitive change with age
- Disease-related changes of cognition (with a particular focus on Alzheimer's Disease)
- The relationship of cognitive change to brain structure and function, as assessed through imaging (e.g., MRI, fMRI, SPECT) and genetics
- Recent studies have focused on how to predict who will develop Alzheimer's disease over time
- Additional research efforts have included epidemiological studies of predictors of the maintenance of cognitive function, as well as cognitive decline
Selected Publications
Albert M, Moss M, Tanzi R, Jones K. Preclinical prediction of AD using neurophysiolgical test. J International Neuropsych Soc, 2001; 7: 631-639.
Killiany R, Gomez-Isla T, Moss M, Kikinis R, Sandor T, Jolesz F, Tanzi R, Jones K, Hyman B, Albert M. Use of structural magnetic resonance imaging to predict who will get Alzheimer's disease. Ann Neurol, 2000: 47: 430-439.
Daly E, Zaitchik D, Copeland M, Schmahmann J, Gunther J, Albert M. Predicting 'conversion' to AD using standardized clinical information. Arch Neurol, 2000: 57: 675-680.
Johnson K, Jones K, Holman L, Becker A, Spiers P, Satlin A, Albert M. Preclinical prediction of AD using SPECT. Neurol, 1998; 50:1563-1571.
Guttmann C, Jolesz F, Kikinis R, Killiany R, Moss M, Sandor T, Albert M. White matter changes with normal aging. Neurol, 1998: 972-978.
