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Sydney Cash
scash@mgh.harvard.eduAssociate Professor of Neurology
Dr. Cash's research focuses on understanding the mechanisms underlying both normal and pathological cortical activity and developing novel neuroprosthetic (brain computer interfaces) approaches for treating a wide variety of neurological problems. This...
Christopher Cassa
ccassa@hms.harvard.eduAssistant Professor of Medicine
Our research group studies the statistical genetics of Mendelian disorders. We focus on two major application areas: methods to assess the pathogenicity of genomic variants and the clinical application of predictive algorithms in genomics. These...
Constance L. Cepko
cepko@genetics.med.harvard.eduBullard Professor of Genetics and Neuroscience
We are interested in the mechanisms that direct development and degeneration of the central nervous system (CNS) of vertebrates. We are focusing our studies on the vertebrate retina, a relatively simple and well-characterized area of the CNS. We have used...
Elliot Chaikof
echaikof@bidmc.harvard.eduJohnson and Johnson Professor of Surgery
We seek to elucidate mechanisms of disease and develop novel therapeutics through understanding underlying processes of innate and adaptive immunity that cause disease or are responsible for organ repair and regeneration. The major areas of interest of...
Andy Chang
Andy_Chang@hms.harvard.eduAssociate Director of Finance for Graduate Education
Hybrid Schedule On Campus: Wednesday and Thursday Remote: Monday, Tuesday, and Friday
Luke Chao
luke_chao@hms.harvard.eduAssistant Professor of Genetics
The Chao Lab is focused on discovering structural and biophysical mechanisms underlying membrane dynamics and ultrastructure. A central goal for our team is to understand the mitochondrion’s morphology, a question filled with fascinating puzzles of how...
Elena Chartoff
echartoff@mclean.harvard.eduAssociate Professor of Psychiatry
Our overall research question is to understand how chronic exposure to drugs of abuse and stress changes the brain on a molecular level to produce pathological states such as depression and anxiety. Alleviation of negative affective states is thought to...
Talal Chatila
talal.chatila@childrens.harvard.eduDenise and David Bunning Professor of Pediatrics in the Field of Allergy and Immunology
A major focus of our studies has been the elucidation of genetic pathways regulating tolerance and to identify human diseases resulting from defects along those pathways. We have approached this issue from the perspective of Mendelian traits associated...
Kaifu Chen
kaifu.chen@childrens.harvard.eduAssociate Professor of Pediatrics
We are a bioinformatics lab developing computation technology to model how cell identity is established during differentiation. We develop bioinformatics methods to understand genetic, epigenetic, and molecular signaling mechanisms in cell identity...
Fei Chen
chenf@fas.harvard.eduAssistant Professor of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology
Cells in complex mammalian tissues, such as the brain, are spatially organized and dynamic, yet almost all genomic tools lack temporal and spatial resolution. Our laboratory, at the Broad institute, sets out to build a set of tools which will bridge...
Bing Chen
bchen@crystal.harvard.eduRosalind Franklin, PhD Professor of Pediatrics
Our research centers on elucidating molecular mechanisms of HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) viral entry -- that is, how HIV enters host cells and how the viral envelope protein interacts with host cellular receptors. Insights gained from these studies...
