OTHER RESOURCESAT HHMI
Quantitative Biology ConsortiumSummary and presentations from the latest workshop.
Diversity in the Sciences: Keeping Underrepresented Minorities in Science Reports from a symposia series supported by HHMI showcasing successful diversity programs.
Toward Institutional Transformation 2006 meeting of HHMI professors and undergraduate program directors (124KB PDF)
Getting the Word Out: Disseminating Programs to Teachers 2005 meeting of HHMI precollege program directors (78KB PDF)
Precollege Program Summaries Activities of HHMI-funded biomedical research institutions, science museums, and other institutions
Undergraduate Program Summaries Activities of HHMI-funded colleges and universities
TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Search for Science Opportunities Offered by HHMI-funded colleges and universities
GrantsNet Funds for biomedical research training and undergraduate science education (Sciencemag.org)
ONLINE LEARNING
BioInteractive Virtual labs, animations, and other interactive resources
Holiday Lectures on Science Lectures by leading scientists
Ask a Scientist Get an answer to your biology questions.
Cool Science for Curious Kids Projects for K-4
Subscribe to the HHMI Bulletin
HHMI Bulletin: February 2010
Cover Story: Ahead of the Curve Jack Szostak is drawn to uncharted territory. His curiosity and big thinking have earned him a Nobel Prize.
Cover Story: View from the Top An uncanny way with crystals led Tom Steitz to a clear view of the ribosome's structure—and to the Nobel Prize.
The China Connection China-born, U.S.-trained scientists are helping foster innovation and revitalize research in their native land.
A Matter of Equilibrium Researchers are getting at the cell's busy internal membranes by studying human diseases.
