Contact

Find us

We are on the eighth floor of the Albert Sherman Center on the UMass Chan campus in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Lab address and email

  • Mailing address

    Irazoqui Lab, Department of Microbiology
    UMass Chan Medical School
    368 Plantation Street
    Worcester, MA 01605

  • Where we work

    Albert Sherman Center, 8th Floor

  • Visiting the lab

    UMass Chan requires every visitor to be registered in advance by a UMass Chan host and to check in with Campus Safety at a building lobby. Please email Javier before your visit so we can register you. UMass Chan visitor registration

Getting here: campus map, directions, and parking.

Aerial view of the UMass Chan campus: a tall glass-clad building, the Paul J. DiMare Center, beside stone research buildings and a wide green lawn
The Paul J. DiMare Center (glass building) and neighboring research buildings on the UMass Chan campus in Worcester. [Photo credit and permission to confirm]

Accessibility

Accessibility statement

We want everyone to be able to use this site. It is built to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, which includes the WCAG 2.1 Level AA standard that UMass Chan requires for its websites.

If any part of this site does not work for you, please email Javier.Irazoqui@umassmed.edu and tell us the page and the problem. We will reply and fix it, or send you the content in another format.

What we have done

Last reviewed September 2026. Every page was checked with an automated tester (axe-core) and by hand for keyboard use, focus, color contrast, zoom and reflow, and text spacing.

  • Every image has a text description, and decorative images are hidden from screen readers.
  • Text and controls meet contrast standards, links in text are underlined, and every link and button shows a clear focus outline.
  • Every page works with a keyboard alone and starts with a link that skips to the main content.
  • Pages reflow to fit small screens and high zoom levels, and the credits table scrolls sideways on narrow screens.

Image credits

Where our images come from

We thank the photographers and authors who share their work under open licenses.

Image credits and licenses
ImageAuthorLicenseSourceChanges
Lysosomes in human cells (LAMP1)GerryShawCC BY-SA 4.0Source: Lysosomes in human cells (LAMP1)Resized
C. elegans with GFP neuronsHeiti PavesCC BY-SA 3.0Source: C. elegans with GFP neuronsResized
C. elegans on a culture plateZEISS MicroscopyCC BY 2.0Source: C. elegans on a culture plateResized
Neutrophil engulfing MRSANIAID/NIHPublic domainSource: Neutrophil engulfing MRSAResized
Small intestine liningEd UthmanCC BY 2.0Source: Small intestine liningResized
MRSA on a dead neutrophilNIAIDCC BY 2.0Source: MRSA on a dead neutrophilResized
Cell culture at the benchNational Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, NIHPublic domainSource: Cell culture at the benchResized
Lysosomes in human cells, close-up (LAMP1)GerryShawCC BY-SA 4.0Source: Lysosomes in human cells, close-up (LAMP1)Cropped and resized; shared under the same license
UMass Chan campus with the Paul J. DiMare Center[Photographer to confirm][Permission to confirm]Provided by the labCropped
fmo-2 reporter in wormsWani KA, Goswamy D, Taubert S, Ratnappan R, Ghazi A, Irazoqui JE. eLife 2021;10:e62775CC BY 4.0Source: fmo-2 reporter in wormsNone (shown whole)