I have long studied the vertebrate retina, using it as a model piece of the brain.  With students and colleagues, we have studied its functional organization including its synaptic organization, the light  responses of individual retinal cells, and the neurotransmitters/modulators  used by the retinal cells to communicate information.  In recent years, we have focused on the zebrafish retina, carrying out forward-genetic studies as well studies on its tetrachromatic color vision system.  I have now closed my laboratory but am presently working with Jeff Lichtman’s group and others to reconstruct the human fovea in three dimensions.

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My research interests are in human reproductive and behavioral endocrinology.... Read more about Peter Ellison

Benjamin Enke’s research is in behavioral, experimental, and cultural economics. Recent work focuses on bounded rationality and the effects of culture on economic decision-making.... Read more about Benjamin Enke

Deep brain stimulators, The intersection of psychiatry and neurology, and Parkinson's disease.... Read more about Alice Flaherty

Dr. Nadine Gaab is an Associate Professor of Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Nadine’s work focuses on developmental cognitive neuroscience, particularly in language-based learning disabilities. Her research in the GaabLab examines the development of typical and atypical language and literacy skills in the pediatric brain and pre-markers of learning disabilities and the development of screening tools for screening literacy milestones and dyslexia.... Read more about Nadine Gaab