Prof. Mary Lou Guerinot's lab and Prof. Tom Jack's lab are winners in the FASEB BioArt Competition! Winning images will be displayed at the National Institutes of Health Visitor Center next year.

Sarah Colon '17 and former US Assistant Surgeon General, Susan Blumenthal, published an opinion piece in the Huffington Post about the paradox of the high rates of childhood obesity and food insecurity in America.

Molecular and Cellular Biology Graduate Program Ph.D candidate, Andrew Bridges was selected to be a John H. Copenhaver, Jr. and William H. Thomas, MD 1952 Fellow for his outstanding scholarship.

Molecular and Cellular Biology graduate students, Erin Shoemaker-Kiess and Amanda Socha have published an op-ed paper in the Journal of Science Policy & Governance in which they propose GMO classifications for food labeling....

Prof. Amy Gladfelter is being honored with a Women in Cell Biology Mid-Career Award for Excellence in Research work by the American Society of Cell Biology.

Prof.ter Hofstede's paper "Sensory-based niche partitioning in a multiple predator - multiple prey community" featured in the Washington Post.

Maria Hindt, Ph.D. received the Croasdale Award from the Dean of Graduate Studies, Prof. Jon Kull for her exemplary work on iron homeostasis in plants in the lab of Prof. Mary Lou Guerinot.

Prof. Rob McClung was a guest on The Exchange on NHPR. The topic of the April, 23, 2015 broadcast was "The Science of GMOs: Possibilities And Limitations."...

Prof. Eric Schaller and New York Times best-selling author, Jeff VanderMeer were the featured speakers a MIT Communications Forum on April 6, 2015.