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Principal Investigator

  • Ed Boyden

Postdoctoral Fellows

  • Scott Arfin

  • Steve Bates

  • Tim Buschman

  • Yongku Cho

  • Justin Kinney

  • Masaaki Ogawa

  • Daniel Schmidt

  • Jorg Scholvin

  • Annabelle Singer

  • Aimei Yang

  • Fumi Yoshida

Graduate and Medical Students

  • Leah Acker

  • Brian Allen

  • Jake Bernstein

  • Fei Chen

  • Amy Chuong

  • Mike Henninger

  • Nathan Klapoetke

  • Suhasa Kodandaramaiah

  • Daniel Martin-Alarcon

  • Patrick Monahan

  • Caroline Moore-Kochlacs

  • Giovanni Talei Franzesi

  • Paul Tillberg

  • Anthony Zorzos

Technical Assistants

  • Ash Turza

Research Affiliates

  • Gary Brenner

  • Brian Chow

  • David Dalrymple

  • Philip Low

  • Mehran Taherian

  • Christian Wentz

  • Alex Wissner-Gross

UROPs and Other Undergraduate Researchers

  • Claire Ahn

  • Rachel Bandler

  • Huayu Ding

  • Allison Dobry

  • Michelle Fung

  • Pei-Ann Lin

  • Tania Morimoto

  • Sunanda Sharma

Administrator

  • Lisa Lieberson

Alumni - Postdocs Grad Students and Technical Assistants

  • Gilberto Abram

  • Michael Baratta

  • Barbara Barry

  • Jeremy Chang

  • Alexander Guerra

  • Xue Han

  • Byron Hsu

  • Mingjie Li

  • Azadeh Moini

  • Xiaofeng Qian

Alumni - Visiting Scientists and Students and Research Affiliates

  • August Dietrich

  • Vinay Gidwaney

  • Nate Greenslit

  • Kyungman Kim

  • Albert Kwon

  • Al Strelzoff

  • Masahiro Yamaguchi

  • Jiamin Zhuo

Alumni - UROPs and Other Undergraduate Researchers

  • Zack Anderson

  • Stephanie Chan

  • Malamo Countouris

  • Gabriel Fouasnon

  • Dhruv Garg

  • Courtney (Drew) Hilliard

  • Jessica Keenan

  • Margaret Kim

  • Eva Klinman

  • Emily Ko

  • Ruben Madrigal

  • Sonya Makhni

  • Ekavali Mishra

  • Cinjon Resnick

  • Alex Rodriguez

  • Jessica Schirmer

  • Denzil Sikka

  • Ashutosh Singhal

  • Jon Spaulding

  • Jenna Sternberg

  • Eli Stickgold

  • Jerzy Szablowski

  • Augusto Tentori

  • Victoria Wang

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Anthony Zorzos

[Web: http://syntheticneurobiology.org/]  [Email: azorzos, followed by @media.mit.edu]  [Phone: N/A]

Anthony was born and raised in Rockville, MD.  He was educated as an undergraduate at Brown University under Professor Kenneth Breuer in the Microfluidics Laboratory, where he graduated with a degree in Physics and his research involved the optical characterization of emissions from a Taylor cone.  He then moved to MIT's Aero-Astro department under Professor Paulo Lozano in the Space Propulsion Laboratory, where he conducted research on the utilization of electrospray ionic liquid ion sources as applied to focused ion beam applications.  After his Master's degree, he started his research as a member of the Media Lab under Professor Ed Boyden and Professor Clif Fonstad, with whom he is currently researching and developing light-proof microelectrode arrays, as well as new microstructure lightguide architectures for ultra-high-dense optical neuromodulation. These innovations may help resolve deep mysteries of the brain, and also enable future clinical treatments. Anthony received a NSF Graduate Fellowship.

Projects

  • Optogenetic hardware and systems for control of neural circuits and biological functions with light

  • Recording and data analysis technologies for observing and analyzing neural circuit dynamics

Publications

  • Doroudchi, M. M., Greenberg, K. P., Zorzos, A. N., Hauswirth, W. W., Fonstad, C. G., Horsager, A., Boyden, E. S. (2011) Towards Optogenetic Sensory Replacement, 33rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC ’11).

  • Zorzos, A. N., Boyden, E. S.*, and Fonstad, C. G. (2010) Multiwaveguide implantable probe for light delivery to sets of distributed brain targets, Optics Letters 35(24):4133-5. (* corresponding author).

Copyright 1995-2012, Ed Boyden esb@media.mit.edu