Welcome to the Department of Biochemistry and Cellular and Molecular Biology (BCMB) at the University of Tennessee. We are home to almost 400 undergraduate majors at the University of Tennessee. Our research teams of faculty, undergraduates, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows are working on hot topics that range from molecular structure to organismal levels. Browse our web site to learn more about our research, and be sure to check our latest news and upcoming events. See also the Message from the Head.
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Check Out This Semester's Interdisciplinary Energy and Environmental Policy Discussion Series! Pre-Health students! Click here for information on upcoming events! |
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Run for Team BCMB! BCMB GSO is organizing a team for the upcoming 5K, Love Your Library. Contact Tihami Qureshi for more information. Race is Mar. 3! |
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» BCMB TOP NEWS: Tihami Qureshi wins Second Place!
Tihami Qureshi, a Ph.D. student in Cynthia Peterson's laboratory, was recognized at a recent meeting of the Southeastern Magnetic Resonance Conference. The meeting was held November 4-6, 2011 at Georgia State University in Atlanta. Qureshi won a second place award in the poster competition.
BCMB Student Leads a Biology High School "oUTreach" Program
Jeremy Smith is Involved with ORNL Research that Could Advance the Understanding of Metal
Supercomputer Reveals New Details Behind Drug-processing Protein Model
UT/BCMB Student, Chelsea Knotts, Encourages Homeless to Run
Dr. Jae Park Hosts a Molecular Biology Workshop for Knox County High School Teachers
BCMB Student Organizes Running Club for the Homeless
Dr. Beth Mullin named Professor Emerita
BCMB Faculty Involved in Curriculum Reform—Bringing Research to the Classroom
UT Graduate Students in the Division of Biology Help Break Graduation Bottlenecks
REU Students Present Final Reports
Incoming Freshman Life of the Mind Project has a Biology Focus
"STEM Majors are on the Increase at UTK"
Summer Explorations into “Sensing and Signaling”
Dr. Rebecca Prosser Participating in the UTK Women’s Leadership Program