FAS Center: Systems Biology Research and Resources at Harvard

Home-and-Away: Harvard-Princeton NIGMS Centers Seminar

Thursday Noon Seminar

Bauer Forum

Center news

The Harvard Gazette and other news outlets feature the latest story from our Bauer Fellow Peter Turnbaugh published in Science Translational Medicine.

Bauer Fellow Peter Turnbaugh discusses his work on how xenobiotics shape the gut microbiota in a Cell Paperclip for the January 2013 issue of Cell.

The Harvard Gazette talks to Sharad Ramanathan about his work on controlling worm behavior remotely.

Bauer Fellow Rachel Dutton discusses "microbial terroir" and her collaborations with chefs in the New York Times.

Bauer Fellow Marcus Kronforst and collaborators discuss the sequencing of the Heliconius butterfly genome with the Harvard Gazette .

Andrew Murray discusses why teaching matters at iBioMagazine.

Bauer Fellow John Calarco is among the first 10 recipients of the NIH Director's Early Independence Awards; read more at the NIH annoucement and in the Harvard Gazette.

Our overall goal is to combine a variety of experimental and theoretical approaches to find general principles that help to explain the structure, behavior and evolution of cells and organisms. Our faculty and Fellows span a wide range of disciplines, including biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, and engineering. We are the home of the Bauer Fellows program, the Bauer Core facilities, and faculty belonging to departments in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. We are part of a university-wide initiative in systems biology, which also comprises the PhD program in Systems Biology and the Department of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School. The Center is also one of the NIGMS National Centers of Systems Biology. and part of the NSF Physics of Living Systems graduate student Research Network.

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