In 1999, through an unprecedented interdisciplinary effort of faculty from the College of Agriculture, Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, College of Human Sciences, College of Liberal Arts, Harrison School of Pharmacy, College of Sciences and Mathematics, College of Veterinary Medicine, more than 75 scientists joined forces to establish the Auburn University Cell and Molecular Biosciences program.

The AU-CMB program is built upon research strengths of Auburn life science faculty, and recognized institutional excellence and dedication to teaching. At the core of this peak is a commitment to education at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

AU CMB students recognized by Alabama State Legislature

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Chemistry Department Seminar, Chemistry Bldg, Rm 134 at 3:45 pm Thursday, April 24th William J. Lennarz, Ph.D. Distinguished Professor, Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biology Director Institute for Cell and Developmental Biology
Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY 11794
Title : Studies on the Synthesis and Degradation of Glycoproteins

Dr. Frank F. Bartol to speak at the Gordon Research Conference, on "Postnatal Reproductive Tract Differentiation: Estrogen Receptors and Relaxin"

Congratulations to the Presenters of the Undergraduate Resear Forum. Everyone did an outstanding job. The winners are:

Congratulations to Matt Dodson for winning the top AL EPSCoR student poster award at the NSF conference in Hawaii

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT

Pinkert CA, Trounce IA.

Methods Cell Biol. 2007 ;80: 549-69.

Generation of transmitochondrial mice: development of xenomitochondrial mice to model neurodegenerative diseases.