Timothy Hla, Ph.D., Patricia K. Donahoe Professor, Department of Surgery and Investigator, Vascular Biology Program, Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital
A rich program of lectures and seminars featuring internal and external speakers help Rockefeller scientists keep abreast of their colleagues’ work and forge fruitful interdisciplinary collaborations.
Who doesn’t love a bit of ant portraiture? Daniel Kronauer, a Wildlife Photographer of the Year in the category of invertebrates, has been capturing these starlets of the insect world for the past 15 or so years. Here’s a look at some of these “fantsinating” ants. ... See MoreSee Less
In studying cell division, scientists in the Funabiki lab happened upon a new way of understanding how a chemotherapy compound works. The findings could make it possible to predict which patients are most likely to benefit from the drug. #RockefellerScience ... See MoreSee Less
Sohail Tavazoie is a physician-scientist who studies the genes that regulate a tumor’s ability to metastasize. Watch him discuss his research and life as a scientist at Rockefeller. ... See MoreSee Less
Rockefeller's Collaborative Research Center was designed to draw scientists out of their laboratories into the common spaces to forge relationships and build collaborations. Learn more by joining us for a campus tour during Open House New York weekend on Oct. 19 & 20. bit.ly/2mHP0Ni... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Rockefeller's @DanielKronauer, a 2019 @NHM_WPY WildLife Photographer of the Year! His winning entry shows a cathedral-like nest of nomadic army ants, built using their bodies to house the queen and larvae. Photo credit: Daniel Kronauer
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Check out our latest Scientist of NY, featuring... Postdoc at @rockefelleruniv, Or Alus! Or specializes in mathematical #neuroscience research + enjoys spending time w/ his daughter, doing martial arts, surfing + playing instruments! Read more, below! https://t.co/1850EJgLKB
In studying cell division, scientists in the #FunabikiLab happened upon a new way of understanding how a chemotherapy compound works. The findings could make it possible to predict which patients are most likely to benefit from the drug.
https://t.co/bV9PcCnGvy
Sohail Tavazoie is a physician-scientist who studies the genes that regulate a tumor’s ability to metastasize. Watch him discuss his research and life as a scientist at Rockefeller.
Our Women In Science-Person Place Thing series podcast recording for broadcast on @NPR Northeast continues 10/14 with 5 time Emmy winner @Randylandia, his guest Neurobiologist @pollyp1 and music by @ohmygoshko. tickets and more info available via this link https://t.co/A9hF70zUYn
