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Our Research Portfolio

Regenerating brains. Saving lives from traumatic injuries. Explore the frontiers of biomedical innovation. Each project represents a dedicated effort to solve some of the most pressing challenges in human health.

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Brain's Immune System

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Regenerating Brain Tissue

Models of the Brain's Clock

AI & Medicine

AI in Trauma & Stroke Care

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Signatures of Blood Cancers

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Human-Centric AI Tools for Biomedicine

Brain Models for Biomedicine

We are developing patient-specific cellular models to understand how the brain responds to environmental  stresses and identify therapies to enhance neuroregeneration. These experimental & computational models mimic brain regions regulating sensory response and circadian cycles.

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Human-Centric AI Tools for Biomedicine

We are developing novel artificial intelligence approaches to handle diverse biomedical and social data, and make AI tools accessible, robust and friendly to clinical researchers and clinicians.  

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Brain Immune

Decoding the Brain's Immune System

A study to uncover how the brain's meningeal lymphatics regulate risks for dementia as a function of metabolic factors

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Quantu Project for Brain Health

A cells-to-behavior study to improve brain health across a lifespan and uncover mechanisms of brain repair

Improving 
Trauma Care through AI

Our collaborative teams of trauma surgeons, neurologists, AI researchers and biomedical engineers are developing AI assistants for trauma researchers and emergency first responders to improve outcomes for trauma patients.

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Leukemia
Protein 
Atlases

A quantitative, clinical study to uncover hallmarks of leukemia and identify potential new therapeutic targets for pediatric and adult hematological cancers

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