The focus of the Brucker lab is on interactions of environmental toxins metabolized by the gut microbiome. We utilize natural product chemistry,...

We are a new laboratory studying excitonic materials and devices at the Rowland Institute at Harvard. We seek to better understand the physics in...

Reactions useful for the conversion of light energy into chemical energy are often complex because they require multiple charge transfer steps. Coupling...

Single-cell deformability has been recently identified as a critical biomarker for various diseases and it varies considerably based on phenotypes. Current...

The ability to adjust one’s actions based on past experience (learning) and retain the value of past actions (memory) is one of the most complex,...

Executing successful movements requires the brain to predict the consequences of actions. It is believed that the brain builds internal models of our body...

Our lab seeks to understand novel optical phenomena in nanoscale structures and applying these novel phenomena to build functional devices. Optical...

Optogenetic tools are currently revolutionizing the field of systems neuroscience. To take advantage of these tools, our lab is developing novel imaging...