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News from 2015
TWO NEGATIVES MAKE A POSITIVE [MANGO LAB]
Stephen Von Stetina (l) and Susan Mango Polarity is all around us – in our batteries, in our politics, and most beautifully in our cells. Cell polarity is…
POSTDOC PROFILE: ANDI PAULI [SCHIER LAB]
If you ask Andrea Pauli, she’ll tell you she got lucky—that her scientific career has been a domino effect of coincidence and good fortune. An abrupt relocation, a…
RADIO BROADCASTING IN CELLS [O’SHEA LAB]
Anders Sejr Hansen To survive, cells must monitor their environments and elicit appropriate and timely responses to external stresses such as nutrient deprivation. In general, cells achieve this…
ANNUAL BOSTON BACTERIAL MEETING TO BE HELD AT SCIENCE CENTER JUNE 18-19
Registration is open for the 2015 Boston Bacterial Meeting! For the past 20 years, the annual Boston Bacterial Meeting (BBM) has brought together microbiologists from both academic and…
CATHERINE DULAC APPEARS ON CHARLIE ROSE BRAIN SERIES, WITH ERIC KANDEL
Charlie Rose Brain Series, with Eric Kandel: The Biology of Parenting View Catherine Dulac's Faculty Profile
A REVIEW OF THE 2015 EPB SYMPOSIUM
There are numerous reasons why biologists can benefit from training in the fields of engineering and physics. One, often neglected reason, is that simple physical principles can be…
