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Back-to-campus information on COVID-19 testing and more.
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Probing opioid effects in mothers reveals new effects on offspring.
The Dulla lab uncovers a new astrocyte function.
GSBS faculty member Marta Gaglia discusses how viruses mutate and why SARS-CoV-2 variants are important.
GSBS grad Jay Ngwenyama probes mechanisms of heart damage.
Novel autoantibodies found in Borrelia-infected individuals.
New work from the Kao Lab probes mechanisms underlying speech performance.
GSBS News
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GSBS warmly welcomes the new students who have arrived at the beginning of July. -
GSBS is excited to have BDBS students back on campus. Learn about this year's group! -
Get ready for the GSBS Relays! They are coming soon. -
GSBS celebrates all its 2022 graduates. Learn more about some of their experiences at GSBS. -
View the list of Notable Alumni and register to attend the upcoming celebration. Learn more! -
We are celebrating our amazing alumni this week by honoring a group designated as GSBS Notable Alumni.
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GSBS congratulates Sasha Smolgovsky on receipt of her NIH F31 fellowship! -
GSBS congratulates Iris Montes and Logan Schwartz, 2022 recipients of the Presidential Award for Civic Life. -
New master’s degree program at GSBS focuses on the intersection of science and business management in pharma and biotech. -
Robbie Goldstein, a 2012 MD/PhD graduate, has changed care for transgender people and their family members by founding MGH's Transgender Health Program. -
Immunology PhD student, Linda Xu was recently featured in CellMentor, where she discusses her work on a scholarly review and working during COVID. -
Our Anti-Racism Working Group has worked on a curriculum review and made some important recommendations. Learn more!