Learn about the new art installation in the H. F. DeLuca Biochemical Sciences Building, “Connecting Paths,” by artist Chloris Lowe. The piece celebrates the past, present, and future of courtyard among the biochemical sciences buildings.
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James Ntambi Reflects on Decades of Study Abroad
Professor James Ntambi has brought groups of undergraduate students to Uganda since 2002. More than 600 students have participated in these programs, which offer opportunities to explore public health, agriculture, medical care, and public policy.
Internship Provides Career Clarity and Biotech Opportunities for a Greener Future
Through his internship at LanzaTech, David Rivera-Kohr explored career possibilities to fulfill his research interests and passion for sustainability.
Research in Brief: The What, Why, and How
The timing of flowering can be essential to agricultural practices. Researchers in the Amasino Lab identified a gene that helps to regulate the biochemical pathway leading to flowering in grasses – a distinct, agriculturally important family of plants.
Lauren Clark, Graduate Student in the Attie Lab, Awarded F31 Grant
Clark’s research will examine how changes in gene expression impact insulin secretion.
McLester-Davis becomes UW’s First Director of Indigenous Science Advocacy
McLester-Davis, a scientist in the Simcox Lab, will research aging-related diseases among Indigenous populations and other groups often underrepresented in research.
Raman Funded by WARF Accelerator to Commercialize Technology
The award will help to commercialize technology that maps how changes to phage genomes affect how the phage interacts with its host for therapeutic use.
Hoskins Investigates Mutations in Protein Linked to Blood Disorders
Hoskins will work in collaboration with a Stanford professor using new technology to catalog the biochemical function of thousands of mutations.
Making Sense of Molecular Structures at the Atomic Level
Peter Ducos made a military career of viewing the world from high above the earth. Now, his research in the Grant Lab examines tiny particles of life up close.
Metabolism Researcher Pursues Hard Questions, Creative Solutions with Special Cell Culture Media
Kim Huggler, who believes science is about creativity, reveals biological processes using an innovative cell culture media.