The Division of Quantitiative Neuroendocrinology brings network modeling, systems approach and nonlinear dynamics to the analysis of multifaceted experiments, generally reflecting the new understanding of health and disease as properties of a complex living system that depend not only on its components, but also on its internal conduits and pathways of signaling.

The Division of eHealth is the bridging of healthcare and technology. The primary focus of this area is in the development and testing of Internet health interventions. These currently include interventions for insomnia, pediatric encopresis, and type 1 diabetes. In addition, this division concentrates on the use of cutting-edge technologies in research and clinical care, such as the use of the Internet and hand held computers for prospective data collection.

The Behavioral Informatics Division provides database, computing and statistical support to research projects in our department. Our ultimate goal is to create fully integrated databases that will be organized hierarchically to encompass the consecutive levels of data from molecular and genetic, through physiological networks, to human behavior.