Wes and two Gilead Scientists were awarded the 2025 Warren Alpert Foundation Prize for their critical contributions understanding the structure and function of the HIV capsid, which led to the...
Peter Shen was selected as one of two recipients of the Award in Collaboration as part of the 2025 Huntsman Cancer Institute Annual Awards. This award recognizes HCI Cancer Center...
Fred Hutch Cancer Center announced Luis (Rutter Lab) is one of eight recipients of the 2025 Dr. Eddie Méndez Scholar Award. The award honors outstanding achievements of early-career scientists studying...
For his work in the areas of protein folding and unfolding, RNA/protein biology, and in cryoEM education, Peter was named a recipient of the 2025 Spencer Fox Eccles School of...
For his contributions to our understanding of malaria biochemistry, Paul was named a recipient of the 2025 Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine Warren and Jessica Cannon Research Excellence/Impact Award.
For their role in ensuring Lenacapavir came to life and to market, the AAAS Mani L. Bhaumik Breakthrough of the Year Award is being awarded to Wesley Sundquist, chair of...
The Graduate Student Rising Stars Symposium, highlighting talented young scientists in Biochemistry, Metabolism, and Cell and Molecular Biology, begins Monday, May 19th, starting 9:30am. The Pace Keynote lecture features Utah’s...
At the 10th Annual International Meeting of the Association of Biochemistry Educators, Janet Lindsley was awarded the first ever 'Lifetime Achievement Award' which is now named after her.
Time Magazine listed Wes as one of 2025's 100 most influential people for his lab’s research leading to a highly effective drug that prevents HIV infections.
Please join us for the Vitae 2025 event on April 26, 2025, featuring Wes Sundquist's 'Driven by Curiosity' Vignette Video and other 'Stories Behind the Science' presentations.
For important contributions he has made in research and scholarship in his field, Jared Rutter was awarded the U of U Distinguished Research Award for 2025.
Minna Roh-Johnson was selected to receive the Academy of Health Science Educators 2025 Outstanding Educator Award of Health Sciences Graduate Students for creating a culture of exceptional education in the...
The Sundquist, Hill, and Pornillos labs laid the foundation for the development of a highly effective, long-lasting prophylactic against HIV, which has been named the Breakthrough of the Year by...
Biochemistry professor, Michael Kay, an expert on mirror-image pharmaceuticals, discusses Mirror Life with other prominent scientists in a Science article reviewed by Sophia Friesen.
Minna Roh-Johnson's lab was awarded the National Cancer Institute's "Administrative Supplement to Recognize Excellence in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) Mentorship," designed for “scientists who have demonstrated compelling commitments...
Check out the Sunday Times cover story that features the groundbreaking work of Helena Safavi-Hemami’s lab (as well as others) on therapeutic advances enabled by studies of animal venoms.
Kade Loveridge, MD/PhD student in Paul Sigala's lab, just published a first author PNAS paper defining a critical iron acquisition mechanism in malaria parasites.
Biochemistry faculty, Justin English, wins University of Utah 2024 Innovation Award for making remarkable strides in understanding and controlling how cells transmit information. A pioneer in his field, English invented...
Columbia University will award the 2024 Louisa Gross Horwitz Prize to Scott Emr and Wesley Sundquist for discovering the ESCRT (Endosomal Sorting Complexes Required for Transport) pathway and revealing how...
20 Outstanding postdoctoral scholars will visit the University on Sept. 26-27 to share their exciting science during the 2-day Postdoctoral Rising Stars Symposium.
Among the recipients of NIH research funding was the university’s CHEETAH Center for Structural Biology of HIV Infection Restriction and Viral Dynamics.
Biochemistry Associate Professor Helena Safavi and her amazing team describe their recent work with venomous cone snails and their potential to improve diabetes medication.
Biochemistry Faculty, Minna Roh-Jonhson has been awarded the WICB Junior Award for Excellence in Research for her exceptional scientific contributions to cell biology. Congratulations Minna!
