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Northwestern's annual Lamb Lecture is approaching! Join us at Pancoe Auditorium for "Revving Up The Flame," a lecture by Dr. Zhijian Chen, 12:30 pm on October 1st.
See you there!
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See you there!
#seminar #lectures #northwestern #molecularbiology
September 25, 2026 at 5:13 PM
Northwestern's annual Lamb Lecture is approaching! Join us at Pancoe Auditorium for "Revving Up The Flame," a lecture by Dr. Zhijian Chen, 12:30 pm on October 1st.
See you there!
#seminar #lectures #northwestern #molecularbiology
See you there!
#seminar #lectures #northwestern #molecularbiology
The Molecular Biosciences Department at Northwestern is excited to announce a faculty search for a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor position!
Learn more and apply at: molbiosci.northwestern.edu/faculty-sear...
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Learn more and apply at: molbiosci.northwestern.edu/faculty-sear...
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September 21, 2026 at 4:27 PM
The Molecular Biosciences Department at Northwestern is excited to announce a faculty search for a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor position!
Learn more and apply at: molbiosci.northwestern.edu/faculty-sear...
#BiologyJobs #AcademicJobs #FacultySearch #FacultyJobs
Learn more and apply at: molbiosci.northwestern.edu/faculty-sear...
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MBS's Juan Du and Wei Lü report the first ever structure of a mammalian magnesium transporter, with significant implications for human health.
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July 24, 2026 at 6:47 PM
MBS's Juan Du and Wei Lü report the first ever structure of a mammalian magnesium transporter, with significant implications for human health.
news.weinberg.northwestern.edu/2026/07/24/s...
news.weinberg.northwestern.edu/2026/07/24/s...
NU professors Juan Du & Marco Gallio have been named 2025 Innovation Fund Investigators for their research examining how fruit fly protein evolved from detecting bitter taste to sensing heat. Their work shows how species adapt to sensory demands and how temperature is detected at a molecular level.
January 28, 2026 at 10:32 PM
NU professors Juan Du & Marco Gallio have been named 2025 Innovation Fund Investigators for their research examining how fruit fly protein evolved from detecting bitter taste to sensing heat. Their work shows how species adapt to sensory demands and how temperature is detected at a molecular level.
