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117 results for "Imaging (microscopic and/or functional)"

117 results for "Imaging (microscopic and/or functional)"

Rachelle Gaudet

Person
My lab is broadly interested in the mechanisms of signaling and transport across cellular membranes. Our research encompasses several protein families: Nramp transporters that use a proton gradient to facilitate the entry of divalent ions (iron and...

Albert Lee

Person

We are interested in how animals form, store, and recall memories of places they've been to and the things they've experienced there. A related topic we study is how animals are able to imagine possible future scenarios of what might happen in those...

Justin T Baker

Person
The Baker Lab at McLean Hospital uses both large-scale studies and "deep-phenotyping" approaches to understand the nature and underlying biology of mental illnesses, particularly lifelong conditions like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in humans. Deep...

Dong Kong

Person
The long-term interest of my research is to bridge molecular, cellular, and system approaches to understand the neuronal modulation and circuitry involved in the pathogenesis of neurological and metabolic diseases. Specifically, we are currently...

David Lin, MD

Person

We are an interdisciplinary team of neurologists, neuroscientists, engineers, and rehabilitation scientists working together to improve recovery for patients after stroke. New therapies are urgently needed to cure the staggering worldwide disability that...

Brielle Ferguson

Person

Certain basic cognitive processes are central to navigating the world around us. Attention, for example is important for almost all of our conscious actions, yet there's so much we still don't know about the cell types and circuits that support it...

David Ginty

Person
Our laboratory uses mouse molecular genetics, in vitro signaling approaches, circuit mapping, electrophysiological and behavioral analyses to gain understanding of the development, organization, and function of neural circuits that underlie the sense of...

Bernardo Luis Sabatini

Person
In the first few years of life, humans tremendously expand their behavior repertoire and gain the ability to engage in complex, learned, and reward-driven actions. Similarly, in the few weeks after birth, mice gain the ability to perform sophisticated...

Subhash Kulkarni

Person

The Enteric Nervous System, which is the largest subdivision of the peripheral nervous system, regulates key gastrointestinal and systemic functions of digestion, metabolism, immunity, and maintenance of intestinal microbiota. Using various lineage...

Corey Allard

Person

Our lab studies the molecular and cellular basis of novel organismic physiology and behavior. We emphasize curiosity-driven science and exploration, using comparative approaches featuring a range of unusual and specialized organisms that are uniquely...

Jeff W. Lichtman

Person
Lichtman's research focuses on the study of neural connectivity and how it changes as animals develop and age. With his colleagues he has developed a number of tools that permit synaptic level analysis of neural connections. These include activity...

Jeffrey R Holt

Person

Sensory transduction converts stimulus information into electrical information and is at the interface between the world around us and the brain. To understand how information is encoded and transmitted to the brain we study the sensory cells and neurons...