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Yale Analog and RF Circuits and Systems (ARCS) Research Group, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Yale University The Analog and RF Circuits and Systems Research Group in
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studies how the infant brain learns about the social world and how early-life experience shapes neural circuits with long-term consequences for learning, attachment, and mental health. Our work focuses on
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variety of quantum platforms: Circuit QED and quantum optics of superconducting circuits Rydberg atom array quantum processors and quantum simulators Trapped-ion systems (qubits and oscillator modes
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expertise in in vivo two-photon imaging to study how cortical circuits represent and regulate immune responses. Our group focuses on the “neuroscience of immune responses,” applying circuit-level and systems
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ASDs in humans to determine how disruption of these genes alters brain development and the neural circuits underlying simple behaviors. Our long-term goal is to use this gene-based approach to identify
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, the Kim Lab investigates the core cellular circuitry that governs cancer initiation, progression, and maintenance. By uncovering how these circuits are wired and how they can be effectively disrupted
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twins of patients, modeling disease biology across scales—from genome to cell to circuit—to enable proactive, personalized intervention. By combining large-scale human data (genomes, single-cell and