Burke Q. Rosen is a neuroscientist studying cortical homologies between human and non-human primates with structural and functional neuroimaging. His research seeks to improve the common spatial framework used to map findings between species and better understand the recent evolution of the hominid cortex. Burke received his Ph.D. in Computational Neuroscience from the University of California, San Diego in 2023, where he studied human corticocortical structural connectivity as well as spontaneous intra- and extracranial electrophysiological correlativity. As Chair of the WUPS Policy Committee, he coordinates discussions, research, and advocacy to improve the personal well-being and professional standing of WashU Postdocs.