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04/20/2018

Congratulations to Dr. Janmeet Saini (mentor: Dr. Sally Temple) for winning the 2018 School of Public Health Distinguished Dissertation Award!

03/13/2018

Swati Manjari (postdoc) and Nilesh Banavali (BMS faculty member) demonstrate how standard molecular mechanics programs can be used to easily model complex biochemical reactions, details in Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling: http://bit.ly/2p6Mj5M

Structural Articulation of Biochemical Reactions Using Restrained Geometries and Topology Switching

03/13/2018

We welcome our new Dean of the School of Public Health, Dr. David R. Holtgrave http://bit.ly/2Fd2vbx

ALBANY, N.Y. (March 1, 2018) – The School of Public Health officially welcomes its new dean, David R. Holtgrave, who begins his tenure at UAlbany this week.

01/29/2018

Dr. Rajendra Agrawal attended the Nobel week celebrations as 2017 Chemistry Nobel Laureate Joachim Frank's invitee. He has kindly shared some photos from the experience where the greatest scientific honor was bestowed on his former advisor and colleague, for research performed primarily at the Wadsworth Center.

01/09/2018

A short structural analysis of a 6S RNA variant that mimics DNA to bind to the Escherichia coli RNA Polymerase posted to bioRxiv by BMS faculty member, Dr. Nilesh Banavali,
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2018/01/04/242503

In a recent article by Darst and coworkers, it was found that a non-coding 6S RNA variant regulates a bacterial RNA polymerase by mimicking B-Form DNA, and a few different nucleic acid duplex parameters were analyzed to understand the extent of B-form RNA structure. In this manuscript, a different s...

01/04/2018

The deadline for Ph.D. degree admission applications to our department is tomorrow (Jan 5, 2018). Don't miss the exciting opportunities in public health, neuroscience, stem cells, and cancer biology that we offer. To apply, please visit: http://bit.ly/2BcfpZG

Begin the application process for admission to study in the University at Albany's graduate degree programs.

12/19/2017

Dr. Rajendra Agrawal, BMS faculty member, and co-author of more than 30 publications with 2017 Chemistry Nobel Laureate Dr. Joachim Frank, was an invitee at the Nobel week celebrations. Find out more about the Nobel prize winning cryo-EM research carried out at the Wadsworth Center in an interview with Dr. Agrawal at http://bit.ly/2y8OjfH

Groundbreaking work performed in Albany leads to revolution in science and medicine Dr. Rajendra Agrawal has long expected his former Wadsworth Center colleague Dr. Joachim Frank to win the Nobel Prize. This year, it happened. On October 4th, Dr. Frank was named one of three winners of the 2017 Nobe...

12/18/2017

Interested in pursuing graduate studies? There is still time to apply for exciting opportunities in public health, neuroscience, stem cells, and cancer biology, but our Jan 5, 2018 application deadline is fast approaching. To apply, please visit: http://bit.ly/2BcfpZG

Begin the application process for admission to study in the University at Albany's graduate degree programs.

12/18/2017

Good food, good company, good conversations, and lots of holiday cheer at the Departmental Holiday Potluck.

12/18/2017

Dr. JoEllen Welsh, BMS faculty member and mentor of multiple BMS graduate students, named SUNY Distinguished Professor http://bit.ly/2j0wzOD

ALBANY, N.Y. (Nov. 27, 2017) – Two members of the UAlbany community can now add their names to the highest faculty achievement in the SUNY System.

12/18/2017

Renowned AIDS researcher, Dr. David R. Holtgrave, named new Dean of the School of Public Health http://bit.ly/2AbYaX3

The UAlbany School of Public Health is poised to revolutionize the science of public health impact.

12/18/2017

Dr. Joachim Frank, former .ualbany Professor and Wadsworth Center scientist, received his Chemistry in Stockholm on Dec 10, 2017. Ceremony at: http://bit.ly/2nL8HDF

Nobelprize.org, The Official Web Site of the Nobel Prize

12/18/2017

The Department of Biomedical Sciences trains students to be outstanding researchers in basic and applied science related to public health. We offer Doctoral (PhD) or research-intensive Master’s (MS) degrees in Biomedical Sciences, and a Master’s degree in Public Health (MPH) with a concentration in Biomedical Health Sciences.

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Center For Medical Sciences P. O. Box 22002
Albany, NY
12201

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+15184022510

Website

http://www.albany.edu/sph/bms.php

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Science in the Pursuit of Health The GENYSIS Center for Cancer Genomics, which is committed to research that will discover the genetic origins of cancer and lead to finding a cure for the disease. The New York Neural Stem Cell Institute, led by MacArthur “Genius” Award winner Dr. Sally Temple, who helped discover and define nervous system stem cells. The National Center for Adaptive Neurotechnologies, where scientists and engineers are building a unique technological infrastructure that supports real-time interactions with the central nervous system.

The Department of Biomedical Sciences is a joint venture between the University at Albany and the New York State Department of Health. It is a unique opportunity to learn and grow as scientists at the forefront of advances in public health. We offer three degrees: Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences, M.S. in Biomedical Sciences, and MPH in Biomedical Health Sciences, with an opportunity to do research at the following world-class centers and institutes:

The Wadsworth Center, the country’s leading State Public Health Laboratory. A unique fellowship opportunity is available for students to work in a Wadsworth Center diagnostic laboratory upon completion of a Ph.D. in our Department.

The GE*NY*SIS Center for Cancer Genomics, which is committed to research that will discover the genetic origins of cancer and lead to finding a cure for the disease.

The New York Neural Stem Cell Institute, led by MacArthur “Genius” Award winner Dr. Sally Temple, who helped discover and define nervous system stem cells.