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 MCCB Student Achievements 

MCCB graduate students have been successful in publishing high-impact papers, obtaining independent fellowships, receiving national and institutional awards, and obtaining postdoctoral or industry positions at major institutions and pharmaceutical/biotech companies.

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MCCB Students in the News

Getting Results…
  • PhD candidate Katherine Murphy receives NIH grant for innovative prostate cancer research

    PhD candidate Katherine Murphy receives NIH grant for innovative prostate cancer research

    PhD candidate Katherine Murphy received a Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award Individual Predoctoral Fellowship for her pancreatic cancer research.

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  • PhD candidate Bradley Class receives NIH grant to study Louis-Bar syndrome

    PhD candidate Bradley Class receives NIH grant to study Louis-Bar syndrome

    PhD candidate Bradley Class has received a NIH grant to further his research on neuron mutations and ataxia-telangiectasia, a rare disease characterized by impaired motor function, dilated blood vessels and a weakened immune system.

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MCCB Student Spotlights

Getting Results…
  • Musically minded PhD candidate targets movement disorders through fruit flies

    Musically minded PhD candidate targets movement disorders through fruit flies

    PhD candidate Lucas Restrepo tackles movement disorders using fruit fly genetics and, in his spare time, plays the banjo.

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  • PhD student studies cancer tumor cells; follows path of high school science teacher

    PhD student studies cancer tumor cells; follows path of high school science teacher

    Emmet Karner, a PhD student in the Morningside Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, was inspired by a passionate and influential teacher to go into the field.

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