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HHMI scientists identify a gene that might serve as a molecular link between mood and the circadian clock.
Debora Spar, PhD, president of Barnard College, is HHMI's newest Trustee.
HHMI researchers have identified 27 genes in brain stem cells that are prone to a type of DNA damage called double-strand breaks.
New study suggests why mice with cystic fibrosis mutations can stave off bacterial infections in their lungs.
The HHMI Trustees have named Erin O'Shea the Institute's sixth president, succeeding Robert Tjian.
New experiments at HHMI's Janelia Research Campus show that activity in the cortex is critical for enacting a learned skill.
Biologist, educator, and author Sean B. Carroll honored with prestigious literary prize.
The MouseLight Project team at Janelia unveils a microscope and method for long-range tracing of neurons in the mouse brain.
