We combine hypothesis-driven experiments using preclinical models and human samples, with multi-omics approaches, to investigate the impact of maternal immune activation on fetoplacental development and offspring behavior. A key area of focus is how these effects are modified by fetal sex.
The lab consists of research scientists, postdoctoral fellows, technicians, clinical research coordinators, students, and administrative staff.
Research Team
Management & Administrative Staff
Student Research Associates
Alumni
Joon Hee Kim
MPH Candidate, Columbia University
Iqvia, Manager
Ruthy Glass, PhD
Kalpana Acharya, PhD
Sara Brigida
PhD candidate, Syracuse University
Medical Student, Boston University School of Medicine
William Jin
Cordelia Muir
Medical Student, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine
Sezen Kislal, PhD
Assistant Professor at Orta Doğu Teknik Üniversitesi / Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey
Madeleine Burns
Medical Student, Boston University School of Medicine
Nicola Young
Medical Student, Duke University School of Medicine
Emily Gilbert
Research associate, Fulcrum Therapeutics
Ruhi Nayak
Medical Student, Harvard Medical School