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  • Self-Organized Morphogenesis

    How do living things build themselves?

    Understanding the principles of self-organized morphogenesis

  • E. coli in a dish

    How does nature change its nature?

    Understanding the principles of biological adaptation

  • Cellular decision-making

    How do cells divide and develop?

    Understanding the principles of cellular decision-making

  • Going viral

    How to go viral

    Manoharan group captures the first videos of viral self-assembly

  • Lord of the wings

    How to train your dragon(fly)

    Rycroft lab releases mathematical model of insect wing development

  • Image of Iris gone binary

    How to get involved

    Now recruiting grad students, postdocs & faculty. Join us for a few weeks, a few years, or forever.

  • NSF Simons cake

    How to Halloween

    Happy Halloween from Andrew, Vinny, Bridget & Sharad

  • Waves of Mutation

    How to survive

    Desai lab goes head-to-head with Darwin's dogma of survival of the fittest

  • The World is On Fire

    How to Apocalypse

    QBio group meeting is back (remotely). Join us Wednesdays at 4 for science during the shutdown

QBio in the News

The Start of an Era: Harvard's Quantitative Biology Initiative Launches!

Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Protein tug of war

Special EF-X: Professor Hekstra wins NIH Director’s New Innovator Award

Thursday, October 8, 2020
Needle in a haystack

Finding a Neuron in a Haystack: Ramanathan lab develops new strategy for assessing causality in complex networks

Thursday, December 20, 2018

QuantBio Seminar Mailing list

Tuesday, September 4, 2018
Professor Garner at the bench

Fighting Corona with Community: Professor Garner mobilizes a Burning Man army to provide equipment to doctors

Tuesday, March 24, 2020
Prigozhin lab Harvard

Bringing Biology to Light: Harvard welcomes Max Prigozhin

Thursday, December 5, 2019
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