The Hutcheson Lab
Research in the Hutcheson Lab
Our work focuses on the mechanisms through which tissues are built and maintained and the pathological changes that lead to disease. Our research combines advanced imaging, materials science, biomechanics, and molecular biology to connect cellular processes to tissue function. By understanding the ways that cells sense and respond to each other and to changes in the extracellular environment, we can develop new ways to detect initiators of disease and interventions that restore tissue to a normal state. To learn more about our efforts, check out our publications and description of ongoing projects. We are always looking for talented and enthusiastic researchers interested in joining our interdisciplinary team!
Brigham and Women's Hospital Aortic Stenosis Symposium
04.12.2016
ATVB Scientific Sessions, Nashville, TN
05.05.2016 - 05.07.2016
UPCOMING EVENTS
Hutcheson Lab Relocates to Florida International University
08.15.2016
HUTCHESON LAB FEATURED NEWS
Dr. Hutcheson's work on arterial calcification--a major contributor to heart attacks--was published in Nature Materials and featured on the front page of the journal's website!
Dr. Hutcheson (center) received the 2015 Innovation Award from the Center of Interdisciplinary Cardiovascular Sciences at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School!