Join us for an in-person talk by Gabrielle Paniccia, Postdoctoral Fellow in the Carolyn Elya Lab, who will explain why scientists use glowing animals and cells in research,…
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Structural Biology Supergroup Hosts Open House on May 9
On Friday, May 9, the MCB community is invited to a special afternoon of science, storytelling, and structural biology. Three labs—those of Victoria D’Souza, Rachelle Gaudet, and Doeke…
CPB, MCB, and Neuro Students Take the Stage at Harvard Arts Festival
The Harvard Arts Festival, formerly HARVARD ARTS FIRST Festival, returns May 1–4, bringing four days of music, movement, theater, and visual art to life across campus. Students from CPB,…
A Summer Tradition Returns—Rhino League 2025 Sign-Ups Now Open
As the weather warms and summer approaches, one tradition at MCB returns with all the energy and camaraderie it has come to represent: Rhino League. Now entering another…
Kickstart Your Career Development: Exploring Career Resources with the Mignone Center for Career Success
On Monday, May 5th, Caroline Rende, Associate Director, Graduate Career Exploration with Harvard’s Mignone Center for Career Success will give a presentation tailored for graduate students, but open…
Mini-Course Explores Scientific Controversy and the Evolution of Ideas
Harvard MCO PhD student Jeremy Koob and his longtime friend, Alexander Mitchell, an MD/PhD student at the University of Connecticut, recently co-taught a mini-course offered through Harvard’s Graduate…
SAVE THE DATE – MCB Community Forum on April 25
The MCB Community Forum takes place once each semester. This spring, MCB Chair Rachelle Gaudet will lead the meeting on Friday, April 25, at 4:00 pm in the…
YOUNG CHEFS PROGRAM EDUCATES AND ENTERTAINS
The Young Chefs Program, which was co founded by second year MCO PhD student Vayu Maini Rekdal from the Balskus Lab, recently participated in events designed to exhibit…
