Laboratories

  • Bruce S. Baker, Ph.D.
    Group Leader

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    Bruce Baker studies the genetic and neural circuits underlying innate behaviors, using mating behavior of the fruit fly as a model. More
  • Eric Betzig, Ph.D.
    Group Leader

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    Eric Betzig develops novel optical imaging tools in an effort to open new windows into molecular, cellular, and neurobiology. More
  • Sydney Brenner, D.Phil.
    Senior Fellow

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    Sydney Brenner's pioneering research has helped elucidate the mysteries of the genetic code and introduced entirely new ways of thinking about molecular biology.
  • Gwyneth Card, Ph.D.
    Fellow

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    Gwyneth Card uses high-throughput behavior tracking and new electrophysiological techniques to study the neural circuits that govern simple decision behavior during Drosophila escape responses. More
  • Dmitri B. Chklovskii, Ph.D.
    Group Leader

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    By mapping the brain's form, in particular, the wiring of its neuronal circuits, Dmitri Chklovskii seeks to understand its function—how trillions of electrical impulses make us move, talk, think, and feel. More
  • David A. Clayton, Ph.D.
    Laboratory Head

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    David Clayton explores the molecular aspects of mitochondrial genome organization, maintenance, and expression in various mammalian cell types. More
  • Winfried Denk, Ph.D.
    Senior Fellow

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    Winfried Denk is interested in the development and application of new optical methods for biomedical research.
  • Joshua T. Dudman, Ph.D.
    Fellow

    RESEARCH FOCUS:

    Joshua Dudman is interested in understanding how the brain associates sensory input and motor output during the selection and performance of reinforced actions.
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  • Sean R. Eddy, Ph.D.
    Group Leader

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    Sean Eddy is interested in identifying genes that make functional RNAs instead of encoding proteins. More
  • S. E. Roian Egnor, Ph.D.
    Fellow

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    Roian Egnor uses multigenerational groups of socially housed mice to study the neural basis of complex vocal and social behavior. More
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