Ryunosuke Amo Naoshige Uchida lab Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Postdoctoral Fellowship Project title: Elucidating the neural circuit mechanism underlying prediction error computation in dopamine neurons…
With support from two leading Latinx* organizations, MCO students Gonzalo Gonzalez-Del Pino, Linda Honaker, and Alexandra Mattei participated in Step into Stem (SiS): Exposing Girls to STEM Careers…
Matt Smith, a second-year graduate student in Ben de Bivort’s lab and member of the MCO graduate program, pulls a large manila envelope out of his backpack. He…
To a class of teenagers in Maine, where fresh-water springs, lakes, and brooks abound, the international water crisis seemed unfathomable. A presentation from the BARKA foundation at his…
Despite the worldwide proliferation of STEM careers, Latin Americans remain underrepresented in the global scientific community. “I think the common denominator for each of us,” suggests Mohammed…
Registration is open for the 2016 Boston Bacterial Meeting! For over 20 years, the annual Boston Bacterial Meeting (BBM) has brought together microbiologists from both academic and industrial…
Two MCB concentrators received prizes for their theses this year. Cody He and Caleb Irvine both received Hoopes prizes. Cody He also won the 2016 Lawrence J. Henderson…
Jiang He, a graduate student from the Zhuang Research Lab, has been chosen as the graduate student winner of Harvard’s 2016 Commencement Student Orations Competition. Jiang’s speech will…
Two Neurobiology concentrators were awarded prizes for their theses this year. Vivian Hua (Dulac lab) received a Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize and Ned Lu (de Bivort lab) won…
Jack Huang At freshman orientation in 2012, MCB concentrator Jack Huang ’16 was understandably overwhelmed. After a flurry of five-minute presentations from seemingly every agency and acronym on…
