Faculty

	Nature and nurture Professor Marlene Zuk’s newest book dives in to the debate about what drives behavior.
	Dean's note - November 2022 It’s hard to believe the fall semester is more than half over and finals are just over a month away. This time of year is incredibly busy for all of us. There is a lot happening across the college.
	A Q&A with David Greenstein The interim dean looks to build community, remove barriers and empower the CBS community to do great work in the lab and beyond.
	Being the change Faculty and staff in the BTL are rethinking how they do their work to make it more equitable and inclusive.
	Golden Pipettes return The CBS Student and Events Boards brought back the Golden Pipettes with an awards ceremony April 20 at Huntington Bank Stadium's Indoor Room. Faculty were recognized for their impact on the lives of.
	Meet Matt Gill One of the Department of Genetics, Cell Biology and Development’s newest faculty members talks about studying aging and transitioning to the U.
	Meet Xiao Dong With an eye to understanding human aging, this new faculty member cites the breadth of research in GCD as a draw.
	A look to the past with an eye toward the future The Genetic Counseling Graduate Program enters a new era with a leadership transition, new educational offerings and growing demand for graduates.
	A New Head for the DBC Hiroshi Nakato steps into role as Developmental Biology Center head after years of service by David Zarkower. David Zarkower was there from the beginning. When the Developmental Biology Center.
	New grant explores how cells regulate recycling It’s perhaps the ultimate in resilience to conditions. In times of plenty, cells tap the outside world for the energy and materials they need to live and grow. But when resources are scarce, they turn.