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Our research focus is two-fold: identification of the central mechanisms responsible for speech production and elucidation of the pathophysiology of neurological voice and speech disorders. Read more about our research program and learn how you can participate in one of our ongoing studies.

Andrew Blitzer, MD, DDSHead and Neck Surgical Group, New York, NY Steven J. Frucht, MDFresco Institute for Parkinson’s & Movement DisordersNYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY Mark Hallett, MDHuman Motor Control SectionNational Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, NIH, Bethesda, MD...

Harvard Ophthalmology faculty are exceptional mentors and world-renowned experts in all subspecialty areas, ranging from retina and diabetic eye disease, to glaucoma and ocular genetics. They have pioneered many of the biggest breakthroughs in ophthalmology care, including: Anti-VEGF drugs for age...

Ophthalmology residents are full-time, salaried, and non-exempt employees of Mass Eye and Ear. Salary Resident salaries follow the Mass General Brigham salary scale. Education Allowance/Other Benefits Set of Academy books (14 book series): valued at approximately $1,485 Set of lenses: valued at...

Where do Harvard Ophthalmology residents complete their internship? As of July 2021, our PGY-1 residents will do a transitional intern year at Newton Wellesley Hospital, with three months of Ophthalmology. Because our program is truly integrated, residents will be part of Mass Eye and Ear for four...

From astronomy to cell biology, the manner in which light propagates in turbid media has been of central importance for many decades. The theory of radiative transfer is widely used to treat this problem by considering the transport of light energy through a random medium and neglecting the wave...

The purpose of this program is to develop optical systems that can perform rapid optical scanning and multispectral imaging of the entire epithelial surface of various organs in the in the human digestive system and present a diagnosis in near real time. This approach should be vastly superior to...

Three types of restrooms are available at Harvard Medical School: male, female, and all-gender. Individuals are free to use the restroom(s) consistent with their gender identity and comfort. UPDATE: March 2019 map includes newly built restrooms and private shower rooms for all staff, faculty, and...

Miloslava Kozmova, PhD Research Associate, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Lecturer, Department of Psychology, UMass Boston mkozmova@bidmc.harvard.edu Jennifer Scott-Sutherland, MS Research Associate, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center jscottsu@bidmc.harvard.edu Igor Gourvitch, RPSGT Sleep...