Tessa Montague, originally from London and now a fifth-year MCO graduate student in the Schier lab, is not afraid of work. Besides maintaining her own graduate research and…
News from 2016
STAMP COLLECTING GETS IMPORTANT [SANES LAB]
The complex circuits of the brain are built from thousands of types of neurons. More than a century ago, Santiago Ramon y Cajal founded what we now call…
SEVEN MCB POSTDOCS RECEIVE FELLOWSHIPS
Ryunosuke Amo Naoshige Uchida lab Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Postdoctoral Fellowship Project title: Elucidating the neural circuit mechanism underlying prediction error computation in dopamine neurons…
JOHN DOWLING NAMED DISTINGUISHED SCIENTIST OF THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY
John E. Dowling, Ph.D., the Gordon and Llura Gund Research Professor of Neurosciences at Harvard University and Professor of Ophthalmology (Neuroscience) at Harvard Medical School, has been named…
UNDERGRADUATE INITIATIVES: I: EAU
To a class of teenagers in Maine, where fresh-water springs, lakes, and brooks abound, the international water crisis seemed unfathomable. A presentation from the BARKA foundation at his…
INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS WITH SELFIES
Matt Smith, a second-year graduate student in Ben de Bivort’s lab and member of the MCO graduate program, pulls a large manila envelope out of his backpack. He…
HARVARD STUDENTS PROMOTE LATINX OUTREACH
With support from two leading Latinx* organizations, MCO students Gonzalo Gonzalez-Del Pino, Linda Honaker, and Alexandra Mattei participated in Step into Stem (SiS): Exposing Girls to STEM Careers…
