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The developing brain dramatically rewires in response to the external world during early ‘critical periods’, but this capacity diminishes with adulthood. A clear advantage of time-limited critical periods is that the developing brain circuits are assembled to represent the relevant aspects of our...

Please contact Dr. Anne Takesian ( anne_takesian@meei.harvard.edu) for information about lab resources. Future custom programs and data will be made available here.

Our unique perception of the acoustic world evolves with experience throughout our lifespan. As neuroscientists we believe that perceptual differences in hearing, including pathological perturbations of our ability to accurately perceive our sensory environment, partly arise from variable circuitry...

We are seeking highly motivated, enthusiastic students and post-docs to join our team. Funded graduate student and postdoctoral positions are available immediately. For more information or to apply, contact Anne Takesian ( anne_takesian@meei.harvard.edu).

Takesian Lab Opened in November 2017! Ana Castro and Emma He joined the laboratory after giving a fantastic presention at ARO in San Diego! An Early Career Award by NIDCD (March 2018) will fund an exciting project on an unexpected long-range projection from auditory cortex. Vivek Kanumuri, M.D., a...

We are a neuroscience lab focused on the circuitry and plasticity of the central auditory system. Our lab is academically affiliated with Harvard Medical School. We are a part of the Eaton-Peabody Laboratories, the world's largest research center for the study of hearing and deafness, and located on...

Anne E. Takesian, Ph.D, Principal Investigator anne_takesian@meei.harvard.edu Harvard Medical School Eaton-Peabody Laboratories Massachusetts Eye and Ear 243 Charles Street, Boston MA 02114-3096 Benjamin Glickman, Research Technician benjamin_glickman@meei.harvard.edu Harvard Medical School Eaton...