The Brandeis Graduate Program in Molecular and Cell Biology
offers excellent training in a broad range of biological
study. The research interests of our faculty can be roughly
grouped into four major areas: Molecular Biology, Genetics
and Development; Structural and Cell Biology and Neurobiology.
In keeping with the interdisciplinary nature of our program,
many of our faculty also participate in other Brandeis Ph.D.
degree programs in Biochemistry, Biophysics and Structural
Biology and Neurobiology. The faculty of this program are
interested in a wide range of topics such as genetics and
neurogenetics; cancer; behavior, sensory transduction and
learning; DNA replication and repair; RNA processing and
transport; molecular motors; immunology; nutrition; programmed
cell death.
The Brandeis Life Sciences offers two programs for graduate
students interested in Molecular and Cell Biology:
- Ph.D. Program
- M.S. Program
Life Sciences at Brandeis
