MSU Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

MSU Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology The MSU Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (BMB) is one of the largest biochemistry departments in the U.S.

at one of the top research universities in the world. The BMB department is a group of over 50 faculty, 140 graduate students and post-doctoral research associates, over 400 undergraduate majors, and a large number of staff and specialists. With top-notch faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, and a diverse international community, the BMB department develops bright and talented young scientists an

d creates cutting-edge research in protein structure, molecular biophysics, plant biochemistry, and genes and regulation.

Over 120 researchers visited MSU's campus for the 62nd annual meeting of the PSNA—a leading gathering of plant chemical ...
08/21/2023

Over 120 researchers visited MSU's campus for the 62nd annual meeting of the PSNA—a leading gathering of plant chemical diversity community and scholarship.

Over 120 researchers from across the globe visited MSU's campus for this year's meeting of the PSNA, a leading gathering of plant chemical diversity experts.

Five Molecular Plant Science students—including three from BMB—were recently accepted into the Plant Biotechnology for H...
08/21/2023

Five Molecular Plant Science students—including three from BMB—were recently accepted into the Plant Biotechnology for Health and Sustainability (PBHS) Graduate Training Program. Congrats all!

Five Molecular Plant Sciences (MPS) graduate students have been accepted to the Plant Biotechnology for Health and Sustainability (PBHS) Graduate Training Program. This two-year program provides training and career opportunities for students who are interested in research areas related to plant biot...

Our graduate students participate in stunning research year-round, making names for themselves as passionate investigato...
08/21/2023

Our graduate students participate in stunning research year-round, making names for themselves as passionate investigators of life-changing questions. This summer, we asked a few students to share a bit about themselves, and the exciting work they’re doing here in BMB!

Current BMB graduate students share a bit about themselves and their research.

MSU science education researchers Kevin Haudek, Melanie Cooper, and Rachel Henderson have received a $700,000 National S...
08/21/2023

MSU science education researchers Kevin Haudek, Melanie Cooper, and Rachel Henderson have received a $700,000 National Science Foundation grant to study the role of Mathematical Sensemaking in Science (MaSS) in undergraduate STEM courses. This collaborative project will develop new assessments to elicit mathematical thinking from biology, chemistry, and physics students. Research results will deepen our understanding of the role of mathematics in undergraduate science education.

https://bmb.natsci.msu.edu/news/2023-07-20-MSU-researchers-recieve-NSF-grant-0.aspx

Exciting news from our friends over at MSU-DOE Plant Research Laboratory: a renewal of a $12 million U.S. Department of ...
06/16/2023

Exciting news from our friends over at MSU-DOE Plant Research Laboratory: a renewal of a $12 million U.S. Department of Energy grant studying photosynthetic energy!

"...[these] detailed mechanistic discoveries will enable the development of new technologies that improve human lives."

Donghee Hoh, an MSU PRL research associate, uses a MultispeQ instrument to take measurements from a cowpea plant. The DOE grant renewal will allow Hoh and other PRL scientists to continue their photosynthesis research.

06/16/2023

Internationally renowned cancer researcher Olorunseun “Seun” Ogunwobi will join MSU as chair of MSU Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. He will also serve as the co-director of the forthcoming Center for Cancer Health Equity Research.

Welcome Dr. Ogunwobi!

Full story: https://bit.ly/3Oh9cA1

06/16/2023

Like a tardigrade awakening from its slumber, BMB Facebook
is BACK! Follow & share to get the word out, and stay tuned for news, stories, and updates from around the department!

Can't wait to hear this week's seminar speaker Luke Thompson from NOAA. This week's seminar is by Zoom only.
04/19/2022

Can't wait to hear this week's seminar speaker Luke Thompson from NOAA. This week's seminar is by Zoom only.

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