Vayu Maini Rekdal, a first year PhD student in the Molecules, Cells, and Organisms (MCO) program, has brought a passion for kitchen experimentation to Cambridge. He is the…
The current landscape of graduate training in the biosciences is a topic of much discussion among administrators, faculty, policy makers, and of course, student trainees themselves. Topics include…
“Often people tell me I’m doing two disparate things: science and theater,” but neurobiology concentrator Sean Hardy ’16 doesn’t see it that way. After a good conversation—facilitated, perhaps,…
Neir Eshel, a recent PhD graduate from the Uchida Lab, will deliver this year’s Larry Katz Memorial Prize Lecture at the Cold Spring Harbor conference on Neuronal Circuits…
MCB is pleased to welcome three new preceptors to the department. Preceptors are full-time equivalent faculty members who are passionate about education and teaching at the university level. …
“It was never difficult for me to envision a career in science,” says Yoh Isogai of the Dulac lab. He fondly recalls the scent of solvent at his…
Participants of the 2015 Tissue Clearing Workshop (TCW 2015) On November 20th – 22nd, 2015 the Harvard Center for Biological Imaging (HCBI) hosted its inaugural three-day Tissue Clearing…
Carolina Salguero, a fifth-year graduate student in Victoria D’Souza’s lab, has earned a prestigious post as one of eight 2016 Horizon Scholars, a cohort selected by Harvard faculty…
Bianca Mulaney (l) and Karine Gibbs Bianca Mulaney, who is earning her secondary major in MCB and her primary in Economics, has won a 2016 Marshall Scholarship to…
This week, the Harvard Crimson profiled undergraduate superstar and MCB concentrator Shree Bose as one of 2016’s “15 Most Interesting Seniors.” Bose, who won the Google Science Fair…
