Daniel Berger

Postdoctoral Fellow

I am interested in understanding, from a computational standpoint, how brains process information. They do this in a large

Thouis "Ray" Jones

Sr. Research Scientist

thouis@seas.harvard.edu

p: 617-495-3236

Kai Kang

Postdoctoral Fellow

I am interested in the mechanisms underlying synaptic formation and rearrangement during development. Using confocal and serial electron microscopy

Verena S. Kaynig-fittkau

Postdoctoral Fellow

Goal of my PhD project is to develop image processing and machine learning methods

vkaynig@seas.harvard.edu

p: 617-495-3236

Jeff Lichtman

Jeremy R. Knowles Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology
Santiago Ramón y Cajal Professor of Arts and Sciences

Administrative Contact: Suzanne Montgomery (smontgomery@fas.harvard.edu)

Research Interests

We are

David Mankus

Researcher
Staff

dmankus@fas.harvard.edu

Suzanne Montgomery

Administrative Lab Manager

Room 249.40 NWL building
52 Oxford Street
Cambridge, MA 02138

smontgomery@fas.harvard.edu

p: 617-496-8943

Richard Schalek

Research Associate

rschalek@fas.harvard.edu

p: 617-496-2867

Steve Turney

Imaging-Microscopy Manager

My goal is to understand the rules that neurons are using that can explain synaptic rearrangements and neural arbor

Alyssa Wilson

Graduate Student (Non-MCB)

Like other members of the Lichtman lab, I am interested in studying the way learning and development are physically instantiated in the nervous

Ruobing Zhang

Postdoctoral Fellow

My research interest lies in mapping the neural network and decoding the activity regulation of neural circuit refinement at synaptic

Lichtman Lab at Harvard

People

Daniel Berger

Thouis "Ray" Jones

Kai Kang

Verena S. Kaynig-fittkau

Jeff Lichtman

David Mankus

Suzanne Montgomery

Richard Schalek

Steve Turney

Alyssa Wilson

Ruobing Zhang

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