GCD

	What stem cells could teach us about schizophrenia Stephanie Santarriaga utilizes emerging technologies to examine the cellular biology of mental illness.
	Making the case for inclusion A recent commentary charts a course for acknowledging past wrongs and addressing present obstacles for transgender scientists.
	Finding a visible variant PingHsun Hsieh looks to structural variants to find potential observable trait differences in the genome.
	From regeneration to final destination The route damaged nerves take or don’t take after injury drives Adam Isabella’s inquiry.
	Capturing the crossover Lexy von Diezmann uses C. elegans to better understand genetic exchange during meiosis.
	From populations to predictive models Arslan Zaidi takes a computational and evolutionary approach to understanding genetics and disease.
	Metabolism detective How metabolic pathways change with time and circumstances fascinate Jason Tennessen.
	Rewarding teaching excellence Genetics, Cell Biology and Development faculty named among college’s best by CBS undergraduates.
	A legacy of learning Jan Norrander retired this fall after decades of service as a faculty member in Genetics, Cell Biology and Development.
	Cultivating classroom creativity Pu Wang brings a passion for discovery and new ways of thinking to the classroom.