After successfully defending and earning her PhD in March, Christina is leaving the Stevens lab to accept a post-doctoral position in the...

Work by the lab was featured in a November 2018 article by Boston Children's Vector blog. Microglia are known to be important to brain...

Research by the lab was highlighted in a Boston Children's promotional video!

In April 2019, the Stevens lab was featured on the front cover of the 25th anniversary edition  of Immunity. Immunity also created what...

On 17 May 2018, Beth had the pleasure of giving a lecture at Rockefeller University for The Harvey Society, entitled “How Immune Cells...

On June 25th, the Boston Red Sox honored the Cure Alzheimer’s Fund. Several individuals, including co-chairmen and co-founders of Cure...

On May 30th 2019, Beth Stevens received an honorary doctorate at Northeastern University. Beth earned her bachelor’s degree in medical...

Video released by the Cure Alzheimer’s Fund, featuring an interview with principle investigator, Beth Stevens, and highlighting key...

Our lab has published a study showing that CD47 protects synapses from elimination by microglia during development. You can read more...

Soyon Hong has left the Stevens lab for UCL, where she is starting her own lab. We’ll miss Soyon, but we’re looking forward to seeing all...

Beth, along with several of our collaborators, was featured in a July-August 2017 article in Harvard Magazine. Read the article here.

Beth Stevens talks to Eric Topol at Medscape in July 2017 about her work. View the full interview here.

Beth, Dr. Mike Carroll (HMS/BCH) and Dr. Steve McCarroll (HMS) together received the 2016 Scientific Research Award of the National...

Hear about Beth’s work in this interview with IMHRO Brain Waves.

Our lab has published a study indicating that the classical complement cascade promotes early synapse loss in mouse models of Alzheimer’s...