Davies Lab Outreach and Publication

By Jennifer ScottApril 25th, 2018in Faculty News, News

Assistant Professor Sarah Davies and the Davies Lab have been busy recently! Dr. Davies was an invited kickoff speaker for the Boston SET (Science Engineering and Technology) in the City. Davies discussed how she became a marine biologist and offered advice to a diverse group of high school students. Additionally, More

Dr. Rotjan Awarded MIT Media Lab Award

By Jennifer ScottApril 3rd, 2018in Faculty News, News

There is a new trend towards “open” everything – open source, open access, and now – “Open Ocean”, a new initiative at the MIT Media Lab. BU Biology Lecturer Dr. Randi Rotjan was part of their recent event, “Here Be Dragons”, where 1 day of talks was followed by 1... More

Professor McCall Receives Two NIH Grants

By Jennifer ScottApril 3rd, 2018in Faculty News, News

Department Chair Prof. Kim McCall recently received two NIH grants (totaling over $2.7 million) to support her laboratory’s research on cell death and cell clearance. One of the grants is entitled “The coordination of cell death and corpse clearance” and is a 5-year “Maximizing Investigator Research Award” from the... More

Professor Katya Ravid Named Fellow and President of the Massachusetts Academy of Sciences

By Jennifer ScottMarch 20th, 2018in Faculty News, News

Katya Ravid, DSc, founding director of the Boston University Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Office and the Evans Center for Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research, has been named a fellow and new president of the Massachusetts Academy of Sciences (MAS). Ravid, a professor of medicine and biochemistry at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and... More

Professor Hengye Man Promoted to Full Professor

By Jennifer ScottFebruary 28th, 2018in Faculty News, News

Congratulations to BU Biology Professor Hengye Man on his promotion to Full Professor! Professor Man is one of eight faculty promoted to Full Professor on BU's Charles River Campus this academic year. To read more about Professor Man and his research, please see BU Today's profile of Professor Man.

Gilmore Lab PhD Students Publish a Trio of Papers on the Origins of Immunity and Disease in Marine Invertebrates

https://youtu.be/WHmk919T-sE video courtesy of Carl Facer In research supported by the National Science Foundation, Tom Gilmore’s lab recently published three papers that address the origins of immunity, as well as its possible role in disease in threatened marine invertebrates. In a paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, More