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Creating Collaboration by Breaking Down Scientific Barriers

Cell: QBI Director Nevan Krogan and QBI COO Jacqueline Fabius describe QBI's approach to breaking down silos, fostering global collaborations, and sharing the lessons we have learned.

May

Mini-Guts: Avatars to Understand Human Intestinal Health and Disease

May

QCRG AViDD Happy Hour with Ott and Renslo Labs

May

Integrative Methods to Identify Temporal and Spatial Regulation of Nuclear Receptors: Applications to Metabolic Disease

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WHAT IS QBI?

QBI fosters collaborations across the biomedical and the physical sciences, seeking quantitative methods to address pressing problems in biology and biomedicine. Watch the video:

QCRG AWARDED INITIAL $67.5 MILLION FROM NIAID/NIH

QCRG is initially awarded $67.5 million from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) to support its mission of pandemic preparedness.

A new strategy blocks covid from using our proteins against us

Washington Post: Scientists are exploring treatments that remain effective regardless of how the virus evolves.

A drug based on LSD treats depression in mice

NPR: Scientists have identified a drug that appears to produce the antidepressant effects of LSD without the psychedelic side effects — at least in mice.

QBI UCSF researchers rank in the top 1 percent for impact in their fields

USCF researchers demonstrate significant and broad influence, reflected in their publication of multiple highly cited papers.

CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY

A group of women in the QBI network share insights on the present and future of AI in science, as well as the value of supporting collaborative and diverse scientific endeavors globally.

CELEBRATING QBI ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN 2023

Reflecting on the remarkable journey of 2023, we are thrilled to share the success we achieved as a community. Revisit some highlights of 2023!

Creating Collaboration by Breaking Down Scientific Barriers

May

Mini-Guts: Avatars to Understand Human Intestinal Health and Disease

May

QCRG AViDD Happy Hour with Ott and Renslo Labs

May

Integrative Methods to Identify Temporal and Spatial Regulation of Nuclear Receptors: Applications to Metabolic Disease

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