Our research centers represent collections of skills, capabilities, and areas of emphasis with a high affinity for being grouped into a center. But, the real value of our approach is that we are able to leverage our centers in a highly collaborative, team-oriented, synergistic manner. Our research projects may involve many different centers working together to solve a complex problem affecting human health and the environment. Often, our projects are launched within one center, and--as more insight is gained--other centers are engaged to address identified needs.
Biodesign research centers include multiple laboratories. Some faculty members also maintain laboratory web sites. If you are seeking the laboratory site for an individual faculty member, see faculty labs or the profile of the faculty member you are seeking.
Each month, innovative research from the Biodesign Institute appears in the world’s premier scientific journals. Many such studies have graced the covers of these journals, showcasing Biodesign research ranging from water remediation to nanometer-scale structures built from DNA.
Charles Arntzen speaks on noroviruses at annual AAAS meeting
Following a trail of blood: a new diagnostic tool comes of age
Next-Generation Systems Biology and Medicine via Integrative Network Approaches
Order Papa John's Pizza and Join in the Fight Against a Rare Disease
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