Neuroimmune interactions and brain wiring

Research

Research in the lab focuses on how neuroimmune interactions regulate brain wiring, function and dysfunction, including understanding how microglia interact with neurons and synapses in health and disease.

We address these questions using multi-level approaches that bridge molecular, cellular and imaging techniques with behavior.

Using mice as model organisms, we combine molecular approaches (e.g. spatial transcriptomics and single-cell multiomics), in vivo two-photon structural and functional imaging, and modern viral and transgenic tools.