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CMMB undergraduate Kenyaria Noble accepted to the prestigious research internship program: SMART [05.22.2013]
CMMB undergraduate Kenyarai Noble joins 79 other national applicants for The Summer Medical and Research Training (SMART) program at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. The SMART program is designed for undergraduate students who are interested in exploring a career in scientific research. The internship includes 9 paid weeks of biomedical related research covering many disciplines, daily seminars, GRE preparation and career development. Kenyaria will be working in the laboratory of Dr. Bert W. O’Malley, a world-renowned researcher of eukaryotic gene expression.  

Congratulations to all the CMMB 2013 Spring award recipients [05.03.2013]
Over one hundred guests made up of families, friends and faculty were gathered together at the Interdisciplinary Sciences building to celebrate the presenting of awards to graduating students in the Department of Cell Biology, Microbiology and Molecular Biology (CMMB). At the completion of every Fall and Spring semester, CMMB hosts the CMMB Awards Ceremony to honor their most outstanding undergraduate students for their excellence in academics and research.

Check back with us soon for our Fall 2013 seminar schedule

CAS faculty recognized  [04.16.2013]
20 University of South Florida faculty members were honored on Monday, April 15, with a dinner and formal awards ceremony in Lifsey House on the USF campus in acknowledgment of their recent professional recognitions by a number of the world’s top scholarly and research organizations. Nine of the 20 honorees are College of Arts and Sciences faculty.

CMMB student receives prestigious scholarship [03.15.2013]
Kenyaria Noble is committed to medical research, and her hard work and dedication is being recognized in the form of a prestigious scholarship. The University of South Florida College of Arts and Sciences junior is one of 15 students nationwide to receive a $30,000 United Negro College Fund (UNCF)/Merck Science Initiative Scholarship to support her research studying the basic mechanisms of aging and aging-related disorders, such as Alzheimer’s.

USF professor making strides in cancer research [12.18.2012]
At the University of South Florida, one of the top research universities in the country, important work is being done on mutations in the BLM gene, which lead to a disorder called Bloom Syndrome.