Beyene Lab | Janelia Research Campus
Research Statement The Beyene Lab develops optical tools to visualize chemical communication in the brain. We work at the interface of materials chemistry, chemical biology, nanotechnology, and neuroscience to design nanoscale fluorescent probes that report on neurotransmitters, neuromodulators, and neurohormones in dissociated cells, intact neural circuits, and living tissue.
Beyene Lab | Janelia Research Campus Skip to main content Main Menu (Mobile)- Block Main Menu - Block Beyene Lab node:field_image_thumbnail | entity_field custom_misc-custom_misc_featured_summary | block Beyene Lab / We work at the intersection of materials chemistry and neuroscience to develop and apply nanoscale optical probes to study neurotransmission. Our goal is to expand the neuroscientist’s optical tool kit to sense chemical signaling molecules and to image in the underutilized near-infrared optical window. janelia7_blocks-janelia7_secondary_menu | block More in this Lab Landing Page L
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