Image From Indiana Jones to the Lab Bench: My Journey to Understanding Aging Dec. 30, 2024 Robert Christian Railey on his work in the Sutphin lab at the University of Arizona. Read more
Image Stress Granules: The Cell's Secret First Responders Dec. 30, 2024 Mohammed Ahmed Jalloh on his work in the Buchan lab exploring the function and dynamics of stress granules and the ways they influence cell survival and human health. Read more
Image Congratulations Outstanding Senior: Olivia Fernflores Dec. 4, 2024 Olivia Fernflores will graduate with a Bachelor’s in MCB, Bioinformatics, and Information Science in December 2024 and will graduate from the Accelerated Master’s Program in MCB in 2025. Read more
Image The microbial phosphorus cycle in aquatic ecosystems Nov. 15, 2024 Solange Duhamel, Associate Professor, MCB, recently had a paper published in Nature Reviews Microbiology. Read more
College of Science Announces 2024 Teaching and Advising Awards Sept. 17, 2024 Lisa Rezende, PhD, Associate Professor of Practice in Molecular & Cellular Biology received the Distinguished Achievement in Science Education Award 2024. Read more
Image Unlocking the Secrets of Cell Communication: Ras and mTORC2 in Action Sept. 10, 2024 Recent research by Stephen F. Smith, A.F.M. Tariqul Islam, Shoxruxxon Alimukhamedov, Ethan T. Weiss, and Pascale G. Charest published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry revealed new insights into how certain proteins, Ras and mTORC2, work together to help cells move and communicate. Read more
Image Study highlights globally abundant cyanobacterium can access a broad range of phosphorus compounds to grow and photosynthesize Aug. 26, 2024 In a paper recently published in FEMS Microbiology Ecology, authors Emily M Waggoner, Kahina Djaoudi, Julia M Diaz, and Solange Duhamel explore how the common marine cyanobacterium, Synechococcus, uses different types of dissolved organic phosphorus (DOP) compounds, which are crucial nutrients in ocean ecosystems. Read more
Image Graduate Student Award for Teaching: Mollie Wiegand June 8, 2024 The 2024 Graduate Award for Teaching is Mollie Wiegand! Mollie completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Arizona from 2014-2018, with a major in Veterinary Science and a minor in Molecular and Cellular Biology. Read more
Image Biophysical characterization of synthetic adhesins for predicting and tuning engineered living material properties June 5, 2024 This paper presents the quantitative characterization of a bacterial synthetic adhesion toolbox through several biophysical methods. Read more