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Michael Levin Research Group

Tufts University
Location
200 Boston Ave
Department
Biology
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

developmental biologyregenerationbiophysical modelingcomputational modelingcognition

About the research

How do groups of cells encode and compute to build complex anatomy and behavior from single cells?

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The Levin Lab integrates developmental biology, computer science, and cognitive science to study morphological and behavioral information processing. Researchers use biophysical and computational modeling, plus experimental developmental approaches, to investigate collective intelligence of cells and mechanisms driving morphogenesis and regeneration. Projects develop conceptual frameworks for basal cognition and synthetic organisms and apply insights to regenerative medicine, cancer reprogramming, and repair of birth defects.

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