Our lab is interested in understanding the neural mechanisms impairing language acquisition and cognitive development across a range of neurodevelopmental disorders, especially those associated with intellectual disability. Ongoing studies in the lab use...
Rachel Romeo, PhD (Entered Harvard Aug 2012, Graduated 2018)
With a background in psychology and linguistics, Dr. Romeo was interested in how early language experience influences brain development in children, and how this varies by family...
Our lab is interested in understanding the neural mechanisms impairing language acquisition and cognitive development across a range of neurodevelopmental disorders, especially those associated with intellectual disability. Ongoing studies in the lab use...
The GaabLab at the Harvard Graduate School of Education focuses on auditory and language processing in the human brain and its applications for the development of typical and atypical language and literacy skills from infancy to adolescence. The GaabLab...
Mechanisms for normal and disordered voice production
Evaluation and development of methods for alaryngeal (laryngectomy) speech rehabilitation
Development of objective physiologic and acoustic measures of voice and speech production
Evaluation of methods...
The Koehler Lab focuses on understanding the development and regeneration of sensory organs. Our primary goal is to elucidate how cells from various layers of the developing embryo converge to form a functioning sense organ. We believe such basic...
Dr. Heidi Nakajima’s primary research interests include human auditory mechanics, middle ear prostheses, acoustical stimulation of the cochlea, and the development of diagnostics and treatments for middle and inner ear disease. Her research addresses...
