Refine Results
Narrow your choices by selecting areas below.
Scientist Type
- (-) Remove Investigator filterInvestigator
Scientific Disciplines
Research Areas
- Development (4)Apply Development filter
- Diseases, Cancer (1)Apply Diseases, Cancer filter
- DNA Damage and Repair (1)Apply DNA Damage and Repair filter
- Epigenetics (1)Apply Epigenetics filter
- Gene Expression (5)Apply Gene Expression filter
- (-) Remove Gene Networks filterGene Networks
- Genomics (2)Apply Genomics filter
- Innate Immunity (1)Apply Innate Immunity filter
- Mathematical Modeling (2)Apply Mathematical Modeling filter
- Method (1)Apply Method filter
- Method, High-Resolution Optics (1)Apply Method, High-Resolution Optics filter
- Morphogenesis (2)Apply Morphogenesis filter
- Neurodevelopment (2)Apply Neurodevelopment filter
- Organism Behavior (1)Apply Organism Behavior filter
- Pathogen-Host Interactions (1)Apply Pathogen-Host Interactions filter
- Regeneration (1)Apply Regeneration filter
- Signal Transduction (2)Apply Signal Transduction filter
- Stem Cells and Pluripotency (2)Apply Stem Cells and Pluripotency filter
- (-) Remove Transcription filterTranscription
- Tumor Suppressors (1)Apply Tumor Suppressors filter
Your Criteria:
Showing 1 - 6 of 6 results.
Showing 1 - 6 of 6 results.
| HHMI SCIENTIST | CURRENT RESEARCH | Location |
|---|---|---|
|
Philip Benfey, PhD Investigator |
How Plants Control the Form and Function of Their Root Systems | Duke University Durham, NC |
|
Xinnian Dong, PhD Investigator |
Mechanisms and Dynamic Regulation of Plant Immune Responses | Duke University Durham, NC |
|
Oliver Hobert, PhD Investigator |
Molecular Mechanisms That Generate Neuronal Diversity | Columbia University New York, NY |
|
Elliot Meyerowitz, PhD Investigator |
Genetic, Genomic, and Computational Studies of Plant Stem Cells | California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA |
|
Matthew Scott, PhD Investigator |
Genetic Regulation of Development and Disease | Stanford University Stanford, CA |
|
Joseph Takahashi, PhD Investigator |
Molecular and Genetic Analysis of Mammalian Circadian Clocks | The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, TX |
