Division of Biology and Medicine
Program in Biology
Biology at Brown
A component of Brown University's Division of Biology and Medicine, the Program in Biology comprises six basic science departments offering undergraduate and graduate study in the life sciences.
Biology at Brown
A component of Brown University's Division of Biology and Medicine, the Program in Biology comprises six basic science departments offering undergraduate and graduate study in the life sciences.
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The Program in Biology combines world-renowned educators with state-of-the-art facilities to provide rigorous scholarship that transcends fields of study.
Brown's research network features advanced academic institutes, centers, and facilities that make our world-renowned research possible.
Brown University's many disciplines and initiatives focus on confronting real-world challenges and solving complex problems through translational research.
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The Program in Biology shares in Brown's commitment to cultivating a learning and teaching community that embodies the social and intellectual diversity of the world.
Upcoming Events
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In accordance with Brown University’s COVID-19 policy, and in an abundance of caution, the School of Public Health has made the decision to hold Research Day 2020 virtually. Abstracts will be reviewed and posters will be judged electronically. All posters will be viewable to the Brown community on April 6. The winning Research Day posters will be announced later in April.
Visit the School of Public Health’s Research Day page for updates.
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The Carney Institute hosts the Faculty Search Seminar:
“Hippocampal network dynamics during memory guided behavior”
Antonio Fernandez-Ruiz, Ph.D.
Langone Health’s Neuroscience Institute
New York UniversityPlease note, attendance is restricted to members of the Brown University community.
For Zoom meeting details, please email [email protected] .
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Join us for the inaugural Decoding COVID Seminar Series presentation.
COVID-19: What We Know So Far
Monday, April 6, 4 p.m.
Eleftherios Mylonakis, MD
Charles C. J. Carpenter Professor of Infectious Diseases
Assistant Dean of Medicine
Chief, Division of Infectious Disease
The Warren Alpert Medical School and LifespanAn infectious disease physician and researcher, Dr. Mylonakis will discuss the pathophysiology, clinical considerations, and potential drug treatments of COVID-19.
About the Speaker
Dr. Mylonakis is recognized for his research on the study of microbial pathogenesis and host responses. His work has identified novel virulence factors, cross kingdom pathogen-pathogen interactions, novel agents and evolutionarily conserved traits that are involved in host virulence and immune responses during fungal infection. His research has resulted in more than 200 peer-reviewed scientific articles. He has edited five books on infectious diseases and is the founding editor-in-chief of Virulence. -
CANCELED: CANCELLED- Neurocritical Care Conference
Location: Rhode Island Hospital Room: Bridge Building, 7th floor Conference room Cost: FreeShow Details
Featured Research Center
Carney Institute for Brain Science
Accelerating the pace of scientific discovery about the brain and helping to find treatments and therapies for some of the world’s most devastating diseases.