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Learn about efforts to eliminate Lyme Disease by 2030.
GSBS faculty member Marta Gaglia discusses how viruses mutate and why SARS-CoV-2 variants are important.
Gene editing technology & nanoparticles combined for possible new therapeutics.
GSBS grad Jay Ngwenyama probes mechanisms of heart damage.
New work from the Kao Lab probes mechanisms underlying speech performance.
How obesity may promote metastasis.
GSBS News
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GSBS can be more fun and more rewarding if you engage in activities outside the class and the lab. These can help your career development and build your professional skills. -
Dean Jay reflects on the 9/11 anniversary and the coming year at GSBS. -
Congratulations to Najah Walton, Jacob Klickstein and Lauren Donnelly, who are starting their year as special GSBS Fellows. -
The GSC welcomes our new students to GSBS. Learn about the activities we have planned! -
We are preparing for the fall semester. Orientation for our new students is only a couple weeks away!
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Two GSBS faculty members were selected as this year's recipients of the Zucker Research Prizes. Learn about their work. -
Cutting edge science at the edge of Acadia - doing your PhD at The Jackson Laboratory. -
MMCRI, based in Portland, ME, offers interesting training opportunities for GSBS students. -
Noell Cho followed her scientific goals from Guam to the Moss lab at GSBS. -
Congratulations to our 2021 award recipients. -
GSBS congratulates Alyssa DiLeo and Sadi Quiñones on their selection for 2021 Presidential Awards for Civic Life. -
Learn about GSBS PhD student Najah Walton and her path to neuroscience.
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