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Biochemistry

Anna Crysler, ’22, Wins National Biochemistry Research Award
July 16, 2021

The Wilson Institute for Medicine and Brown Honors Program member is one of just 12 students nationwide to win a 2021 Undergraduate Research Award from the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
Student Profile: Irene Corona Avila, ’22
March 10, 2021

“I feel like at a bigger school, I’d be very intimidated to talk to my professor in that way, where we can be vulnerable with each other. Having that small faculty-to-student ratio makes it very comfortable to have conversations like that.”
Albion Students Chronicle Pandemic’s Effects on Undergraduate Biochemistry Research Nationwide
September 28, 2020

Not only did chemistry professor Craig Streu, ’04, successfully direct his students in all-remote projects this summer, he also led them in researching how institutions across the country did the same. The results of this additional project were featured in a recent edition of ASBMB Today, the journal of the American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.