Professor Dorit Hanein, center-left, newly elected fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering, took part in the society's recent advocacy event in Washington D.C.
Dorit Hanein’s team and collaborators captured Rac1, a tiny molecular switch, rapidly building and breaking cellular scaffolds, revealing how cells swiftly reshape their skeletons to move and adapt.
The Second T32 Research Symposium will be held on July 18, 2025 from 9-4pm in Henley Hall 1010, featuring keynote talks from Prof. Martin Schwartz (Yale) and Prof. Valerie Weaver (UCSF).
