Prepping for PrEP: the use of antiretrovirals for HIV prevention
Speaker: Ken Mayer, MD, Professor of Medicine and Medical Research Director at Fenway Health Lunch will be served. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
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Why should I consider volunteering for a research study?
It is simple! A research study could not proceed without research volunteers. Although you may not receive direct benefits from study participation, we will gather invaluable information about how your brain is organized and functions. This information may be compared between individuals in...
Dr. Vandenberghe to Receive Outstanding New Investigator Award
Luk Vandenberghe, PhD , Director of the Grousbeck Gene Therapy Center at Mass. Eye and Ear and Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School, will receive the American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy (ASGCT) Outstanding New Investigator Award — one of the Society’s highest honors...
Dr. Haider Lobbies Congress to Increase Support for NIH/NEI
Neena Haider, PhD , Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, was invited by the American Macular Degeneration Foundation (AMDF) to lobby Congress to increase support for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Eye Institute. In March, she met with Senator Elizabeth Warren, Congressmen Joe...
Talk on mosaic CNVs at Harvard Biostats / DBMI Big Data Seminar
Po-Ru Loh will be presenting work on mosaic CNVs in clonal hematopoiesis and brain development at the Harvard Biostatistics / HMS Department of Biomedical Informatics B3D Seminar on Mon 4/30.
Five Medical Students Matched to the Harvard Otolaryngology Residency Program
We are pleased to introduce the five medical students who’ve been matched to our residency program this year. We look forward to their arrival and hope all will join us in welcoming them this June. Ciersten BurksMedical School: Indiana University Harvard otolaryngology resident Christopher...
Neural Control of Speech Production
As a long-standing research direction, we continue our studies on normal motor control during complex learned behaviors, such as speech production. We use multi-modal neuroimaging and neural modeling in order to elucidate the organization of functional and structural brain networks underlying the...
FUNDING
Make a Gift and Join us in moving the understanding of laryngeal dystonia, voice tremor, and related movement disorders forward! Uninterrupted, continuous funding has been vital to the progress of our research program. We have relied not only on federal funding agencies (NIH, DoD) but also on...
Alumni
Postdoctoral Fellows Giovanni Battistella, PhD (2014-2017) Ehsan Tadayon, MD (2016) Gregory Putzel, PhD (2014-2015) Diana Kirke, MBBS (2014-2015) Pichet Termsarasab, MD (2014-2015) Stefan Fuertinger, PhD (2013-2016) Ritesh A. Ramdhani, MD (2012-2014) Arash Fazl, MD, PhD (2011-2012) Manjula...
Polygenic Risk of Spasmodic Dysphonia is Associated With Vulnerable Sensorimotor Connectivity
Putzel, Gregory Garbès, Giovanni Battistella, Anna Rumbach, Laurie Ozelius, Mert Sabuncu, and Kristina Simonyan. 2018. “Polygenic Risk of Spasmodic Dysphonia Is Associated With Vulnerable Sensorimotor Connectivity”. Cereb Cortex 28 (1): 158-66.