Muhammad Elsadany, a Michaelson Lab graduate student, recently defended his thesis titled "Mechanistic Triangulation Across Molecular, Circuit, and Behavioral Scales"

Ben Kelvington joins the Michaelson Lab as a postdoctoral fellow studying the molecular mechanisms of learning and memory.

A Science Advances study from the lab links ancient, fast-evolving regulatory DNA to differences in spoken language ability today.

A genome-wide study of 250,000 people finds 20 regions linked to how far people move from home, with signals traceable in ancient DNA.

Lucas Casten, one of the Michaelson Lab graduate students, recently defended his thesis titled "What Makes us Human: Genomic Insights into Cognition, Language, Migration, and Mental Health"

Kelsey Martin, a graduate student in the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Genetics, joins the Michaelson Lab to study the genetics of language.

Using reports from 5,686 SPARK families, a new preprint describes eight distinct sleep archetypes in autism and their genetic underpinnings.

Dr. Michaelson spoke on strengths and self-worth in autism for the Kennedy Krieger Institute / CASSI Autism Acceptance Month Miniseries.

In this spotlight of Courtney Ries, undergraduate research assistant alumna (graduated May 2024), she reflects on her time in the Michaelson Lab and how it prepared her to enter the biotechnology industry.

In this spotlight of Muhammad Elsadany, graduate research assistant in the Michaelson Lab, learn how he unravels the molecular and genetic basis of mental health, while also unraveling the meaning in his own personal identity.