Harvard University COVID-19 updates
Doug Richardson (Director of the HCBI) First off, we’d like to say a big “thank you!” to everyone for your cooperation as we worked to shut down the…
Today, The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) published a brief correspondence by MCB faculty member Matthew Meselson, who is an expert on bioweapons and aerosol dispersal of…
Molecular machines underlie the vast diversity of the living world and are the result of millions of years of selection to optimize them for particular biochemical tasks. If…
For the last four years, I have worked in the Sciences as part of Harvard University’s Information Technology Team. Since I work as a Field Tech in the…
Fumasoni and Murray show how evolution can quickly and reproducibly change conserved features involved in the maintenance of genomes in response to constitutive problems affecting DNA replication. Four…
Ethan Garner (PI) “I’ve been working at home for quite some time (I have been on medical leave and fully isolating since early January as I am immune…
When Harvard University professor Ethan Garner pondered how to help health-care workers facing a lack of medical equipment as they fight the novel coronavirus, he thought about Burning…
Biological function, such as DNA replication and chromosome segregation, depend on the complex interactions among many different proteins. As a biological function changes during evolution, the network of…
MCB concentrator Nathan Grant (’20) recently authored a short paper (PDF) in the journal Molecular Genetics and Metabolism Reports, where he responds to an original study by Eisengart…
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A Matter of Mixture: How Competition in the Nose Helps the Brain Make 'Scents' of Odor Blends [Murthy Lab] https://t.co/OzUw9uahB1