Takao Hensch (l) and Eun-Jin Yang Behavioral preferences are shaped from an early age and often last a lifetime. Even before they are 1 week old, babies prefer…
(L to R) Askin Kocabas, Hannah Shen, and Sharad Ramanathan Can we understand the dynamics of the nervous system of any animal well enough to be able to…
The Department of Molecular abd Cellular Biology's Richard Losick, PhD, is one of three recipients of Columbia University’s 2012 Louisa Gross Horwitz Prize for discoveries related to the…
(L to R) Sirui Zou, Bret Redwine, Andres Leschziner, Rogelio Hernandez-Lopez, and Samara Reck-Peterson, front row Locksley Walking takes an enormous amount of coordination. As your leading foot…
Ethan Garner, a new assistant professor in the Molecular and Cellular Biology (MCB) department, watches how bacteria grow and divide at a single molecule level. Using a mix…
Professor Karine A. Gibbs Meeting Time: Tu., Th., 10-11:30 a.m., plus a one-hour section each week Location: Biolabs 2062 Prerequisites: LS 1a, 1b, or by permission of instructor…
Professor Craig P. Hunter Meeting Time: Tu., Th., 2:30-4 PM Location: Biolabs 2080/2082 Prerequisite: LS1bMCB 157: Developmental Genetics and Genomics is the reincarnation of MCB150 as taught by…
(L to R) Craig Hunter, Deborah McEwan, and Alexandra Weisman What if your lunch could tell your body to shut off a particular gene? This is exactly what…
Last year, we wrote about MCB Professor Erin O'Shea’s championship dog, Zambo, and his victory at the Universal Sieger World Championships in Austria where he received the world’s…
