Stephanie Noble
Assistant Professor,
Psychology
Assistant Professor,
Bioengineering
Office
- ISEC 621
Research Focus
Computational neuroscience developing machine learning tools for precision brain mapping and prediction
About
Dr. Stephanie Noble is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology, Department of Bioengineering, and Center for Cognitive and Brain Health at Northeastern University where she focuses on creating tools to facilitate more precise human neuroscience inference and prediction. Her research lies at the intersection of data science, neuroscience, and open science. Specifically, her work has addressed open questions and introduced new paths forward to facilitate more reliable and valid neuroimaging studies. Beyond academia, she co-founded EEG startup goBlue Labs and served a consultant for Source Signal Imaging (now part of Cortech Solutions) and Elite Warrior Identification.
Education
- PhD, Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program, Yale University, 2019
- BSE, Chemical & Biological Engineering, Princeton University, 2012
Research Overview
Computational neuroscience developing machine learning tools for precision brain mapping and prediction
NeuroPRISM Lab
The Neuroscience Precision Research & Idiographic Statistical Methods (NeuroPRISM) Lab, led by Dr. Stephanie Noble in the Center for Cognitive and Brain Health at Northeastern University, creates computational and statistical tools for precision neuroscience research. Our use of “precision neuroscience” is intended to invoke both measurement theory and precision medicine concepts.
Department Research Areas
Jan 11, 2026
Northeastern Researchers Develop Breakthrough fMRI Technique
COS/BioE Assistant Professor Stephanie Noble developed a functional MRI breakthrough that enhances the precision and speed of brain imaging, opening new possibilities for mapping neurological activity and understanding cognitive functions.
Jul 06, 2023
New Faculty Spotlight: Stephanie Noble
Stephanie Noble joins the Bioengineering department in July 2023 as an Assistant Professor with a joint appointment in Psychology.