• End of Summer Pizza Party
  • members of the Prigozhin lab pose for a group photo
  • The Northwest Laboratories
  • Cell culture
  • Cardiomyocytes
  • Single-molecule tracking
  • Single molecules in a cardiomyocyte
  • TEM of a cell
  • Transmission electron microscopy image of rare-earth nanoparticles.
  • Monte Carlo simulation of electroncs exciting a rare-earth nanoparticle.
  • Zemax simulations
  • Mechanical design
  • Optical simulations of a parabolic mirror.
  • Cells on grid
  • Cryo-electron microscopy image of apoferritin protein.
  • Cryogen containers
  • Simulation of cryo-plunging
  • TEM grid with thermocouple

Our lab works in the area of single-cell and single-molecule biophysics. We study transmembrane signaling via G-protein-coupled receptors. We also develop methods in time-resolved cryo-vitrification and various types of electron and optical microscopy. Our experimental efforts are often accompanied by theoretical and computational work including stochastic modeling, inference, and statistical analysis.

 

We are located in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology and the Department of Applied Physics at Harvard University.

 

Our lab's Values Statement can be found here.