Molecular Basis of Disease (MBD) is a program in computational biomedicine that includes faculty in six departments engaged in interdisciplinary research:  Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Physics and Astronomy, Mathematics and Statistics, and Computer Information Systems. The program provides both graduate and undergraduate fellowships as well as support for the state-of-the-art facilities in these departments.

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MBD to Host Fellows Graduate Seminar Series
Beginning the Fall semester of 2007, Molecular Basis of Disease will host a monthly MBD Fellows Graduate Seminar Series.  The series will be designed to facilitate presentation of cutting edge research, development of seminar skills, and relationship building among fellows.  Seminars will consist of thirty minute research presentations by senior fellows followed by an introduction of the topic to be presented at the next MBD Distinguished Lecture by the hosting faculty member.  The series will begin August 16th, 2007 with an introductory luncheon and will continue to meet the third Thursday of every month. 

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Upcoming Events

• Thur Apr 24th: MBD Lecture Series - Wane Brouilette
• Fri May 16th: MBD Day 2008

Event Calendars

• Computer Science Colloquium
• Chemistry Graduate Student Seminars
• Department of Biology Graduate Lecture Series
• Physics & Astronomy Colloquium

Recent Events

• MBD Day 2006 Photo Album