Cheasequah Blevins

Cheasequah Blevins is a Postdoctoral Fellow at The Ohio State University, specializing in statistical and mathematical approaches to neuroscience. Their research focuses on kinematic analysis of behavioral data to identify behavioral phenotypes in rodent models of stress disorders and examine cerebellar contributions to motor control through collaborative projects.

• Education:
  • PhD in Neuroscience
  • MS in Statistics

Current work involves using kinematic analysis to uncover low-dimensional structures in learned forelimb movements, leveraging rodent models to study stress-related behavioral phenotypes. Their methodological expertise bridges quantitative analysis and neuroscience applications.