Terrell Hill's book, Free Energy Transduction and Biochemical Cycle Kinetics, is one of the most important introductory-level contributions to the biophysics of molecular [...]

Franklin Harold's The way of the cell provides a particularly readable and useful introduction to cell biology for physical scientists and other quantitative folks.

Color photograph of Joseph W. Thornton, Ph.D., Associate Professor at the Center of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Oregon.

There is a surprisingly large gap between the urgency of understanding the basic biology of pathogenic viruses and the tools and strategies that have been brought to bear [...]

Color photograph of John Postlethwait, Ph.D., Professor of Biology and a member of the University of Oregon Institute of Neuroscience, with his family at the 2007 Medical [...]

Biochemical reaction networks, mathematical models that describe the dynamic interrelationships between biochemical species, facilitate studying complex biological proces [...]

This inaugural issue includes articles from Dr. Ana Fugolin, D.D.S., M.S, Ph.D. and Dr. Jonathan Baker, Ph.D., based on summaries of their research at the Oregon Health & [...]

Black and white photograph of Bruce Magun, Ph.D., Chair of Department of Cell and Developmental Biology.

Black and white photograph of Reid S. (Sam) Connell laughing with two colleagues as he receives or hands out a flower.

There has been a growth of interest in the application of quantum computation and quantum simulation to the many intractable computational problems in the biological scie [...]