Elisabeth A. Wilde

Elisabeth A. Wilde is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Utah, with adjunct appointments in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Radiology & Imaging Sciences. She serves as a Health Research Scientist at the VA Salt Lake City Healthcare System and directs the Neuroimaging Core for the DoD/VA LIMBIC-CENC consortium. Dr. Wilde co-leads the ENIGMA Working Group for TBI and contributes to the International Common Data Elements (CDE) initiative.

• PhD in Brigham Young University
• Postdoctoral Fellowship at University of Michigan Medical Center

Research interests focus on advanced neuroimaging for TBI diagnosis, prognosis, and therapeutic monitoring. Key areas include:

• White Matter Integrity in Military TBI
• Neuroplasticity in Pediatric Brain Injury
• Neuroimaging Biomarkers for Concussion
• Neurodegenerative Patterns in Veterans
• Neuroimaging Harmonization Across Cohorts
• Sensorimotor Integration in Athletes

Scientific contributions span over 140 peer-reviewed publications with a focus on ENIGMA consortium meta-analyses, LIMBIC-CENC studies, and military TBI outcomes. Her work integrates:

• Multimodal MRI/DTI Analysis
• Machine Learning for Aging Biomarkers
• Cognitive-Imaging Correlations
• Longitudinal TBI Trajectory Studies
• Neuroimaging in Sports Concussion
• PTSD-TBI Comorbidity Research