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Our laboratory's major focus is on the development of novel methods to treat brain injury, particularly the type that leads to epilepsy. We work to identify biological targets which can stop or prevent seizures if manipulated by either brain stimulation...

We are a collaborative group of genome editing scientists at the Translational Neuroscience Center of Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School department of Neurology. We strive to develop gene-based therapeutics for genetic neurological...

The goal of my lab is to understand the role of corticolimbic areas in guiding attention to, and imagery, learning and memory of, motivationally-salient external and interoceptive stimuli. To understand these neural phenomena at the level of local...

Our lab's projects lie at the intersection of genetics, neurobiology, and bioinformatics, which we apply to understand (and treat) rare pediatric neurologic diseases. 

Autism genetics and neurobiology: We apply whole exome and whole genome sequencing to...

The research in the Sahin lab is directed at understanding the cellular mechanism(s) of axonal and synaptic development and their relationship to neurological dysfunction, especially in childhood neurological diseases. A major line of investigation in...

Our research seeks to understand how protein synthesis at the synapse is used to facilitate experience-dependent changes in brain function. Advances in technology have led to an increasingly complex picture of the RNA landscape of the neuron. Specific...