Tatiana Wolfe

Assistant Professor

UAMS

Last publication 2026 Last refreshed 2026-05-16

faculty

Psychiatry, College of Medicine

twolfe@uams.edu

7 h-index 27 pubs 498 cited

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Tatiana Wolfe is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Her research investigates the neural underpinnings of cognitive processes and neurological conditions. Recent work has explored the relationship between white matter integrity and cognitive flexibility in aging populations, as well as the functional links between myelination and information processing speed in multiple sclerosis. Wolfe has also published on the use of advanced imaging techniques, such as 18F-sodium fluoride PET imaging, for quantifying skeletal muscle perfusion in peripheral artery disease. Her work includes developing and utilizing animal models to study spinal cord injury, with a focus on transplantable neural networks and kyphoplasty techniques. Collaborators at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences include Clint Kilts, Maegan Calvert, A.C.W. Pike, and Laura B. Dunn.

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h-index: 7
Publications: 27
Citations: 498

Selected Publications

Population-Level Age Effects on the White Matter Structure Subserving Cognitive Flexibility in the Human Brain (2026)

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Enhancing Rectal Cancer Radiosensitivity and Gut Protection through Methionine Restriction (2025)

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511 Functional link between myelination integrity in the connectome of the cingulum bundle and information processing speed in RRMS (2025)

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Population-level age effects on the white matter structure subserving cognitive flexibility in the human brain (2024)

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A novel minimally invasive and versatile kyphoplasty balloon-based model of porcine spinal cord injury (2024)

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