Teague Henry

Teague Henry is an Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia with joint appointments in the Department of Psychology (Quantitative Psychology program) and the School of Data Science. His work bridges network science, dynamical systems modeling, and Bayesian estimation to analyze complex data in neuroscience, clinical science, and natural language processing.

• Methodological expertise: Graph theory, exponential random graph models, functional neuroimaging
• Substantive applications: Autism, ADHD, semantic networks, social media topic analysis

His research spans functional connectivity, network psychometrics, and language networks, with a focus on cross-disciplinary similarities in network data. Recent publications emphasize time-series modeling, imputation methods, and neurodevelopmental disorders.

• Software development: R packages like gimme and netjack
• Future student advising: Plans to recruit graduate students starting 2022-2023