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GSBS students in the Rios lab discover estrogen-dependent mechanism involved in glucose metabolism.
How obesity may promote metastasis.
Machine learning and imaging reveal how antibacterials kill.
GSBS grad Jay Ngwenyama probes mechanisms of heart damage.
Probing the way SARS-CoV-2 invades cells and evades the immune response.
Gene editing technology & nanoparticles combined for possible new therapeutics.
GSBS News
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Summer is coming and so are the GSBS Relays. Academic points can be submitted now! -
Jonathan Schimmel, a 2000 graduate of GSBS, seeks to inspire a new generation of entrepreneurial leaders in biomedical science. -
David Kaplan, the Stern Family Professor of Engineering, a Distinguished Professor, and chair of the Department of Biomedical Engineering and a member of the GSBS CMDB Program has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering. -
Progress is being made at GSBS and Tufts to insure that we are an anti-racist institution. Learn about what is being done. -
Congratulations to our February graduates. We are already planning for May commencement. -
As we look forward to brighter days, please be aware of the resources available to you.
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PREP is accepting applications for 2021! Learn about the experiences of our alums. -
BDBS is a highly successful pipeline program for undergraduates interested in biomedical research. Consider applying. -
A GSBS webinar "Discussing COVID-19 Treatments and Vaccines", hosted by Dan Jay, PhD, Dean. Watch it here! -
GSBS is proud of PREP alum Faith Karanja for her achievements and for her work on promoting inclusion.
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GSBS faculty member Bree Aldridge and her work on bacteria responses to drugs featured. -
Role for astroglia in Fragile X uncovered in recent studies.
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