Studying and Sharing the Big Questions of Biology
Dr. Pedro Márquez-Zacarías explores the “big questions” of biology and gets students and the general public excited about them.
Biomedical Beat Blog – National Institute of General Medical Sciences
Follow the process of discovery
Dr. Pedro Márquez-Zacarías explores the “big questions” of biology and gets students and the general public excited about them.
Students from Connecticut to Washington State and points in between peppered our experts with questions during the recent live Cell Day web chat. They fielded questions about cell structures, microscopes and other tools, life as a scientist, and whether there are still discoveries to be made in cell biology. One of the Cell Day moderators, Jessica Faupel-Badger, …
Continue reading “You’ve Got Questions, We’ve Got Answers: Cell Day 2016”
We asked the heads of our scientific divisions to tell us about some of the big questions in fundamental biomedical science that researchers are investigating with NIGMS support. This article is the third in an occasional series that explores these questions and explains how pursuing the answers could advance understanding of important biological processes. Ubiquitin …
We asked the heads of our scientific divisions to tell us about some of the big questions in fundamental biomedical science that researchers are investigating with NIGMS support. This article is the second in an occasional series that explores these questions and explains how pursuing the answers could advance understanding of important biological processes. The …
We asked the heads of our scientific divisions to tell us about some of the big questions in fundamental biomedical science that researchers are investigating with NIGMS support. This article is the first in an occasional series that will explore these questions and explain how pursuing the answers could advance understanding of important biological processes. …
Dr. William Ratcliff studies the evolution of multicellular organisms through long-term culture experiments to understand the origins of complex life.
Dr. Markita Landry uses nanoparticles to study brain and immune system chemical messengers and to genetically engineer plants.
The Dartmouth Rural STEM Educator Partnership is helping students at under-resourced middle schools get excited about science and research careers.
Dr. Elizabeth Parkinson searches for bacteria-made molecules that could be used as antibiotics, cancer treatments, and research tools.
The first cohort from Vanderbilt’s Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) program has graduated! Read about the students’ successes and plans.