The Salk Institute researcher was one of the first to show that killing a pathogen isn’t the only way to survive an infection.

The Yale neuroscientist seeks to understand the brain’s architecture and function using C. elegans.

Spurred by family tragedy, the medical physicist wants to treat cancer in a new way.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln entomologist wants to help pave the way for creating environmentally friendly tools to replace insecticides to control agricultural pests.

The Tel Aviv University researcher is interested in how the macromolecules affect the health and behavior of successive generations of worms.

The Stanford University professor helped develop a technique to grow brain organoids from induced pluripotent stem cells.

The Yale biologist says that organisms’ behavior, physiology, and morphology engage in a constant “evolutionary dance.”

The Francis Crick Institute neurobiologist aims to learn how physiological states, such as hunger, alter information processing in the brain.

The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute researcher is developing cancer therapeutics based on how the physical structure of DNA contributes to the disease.