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Nov 29th 2005: Weill Cornell/Columbia Collaboration Gives Insight Into How Drugs Influence Key Cellular Receptors (Dr. Harel Weinstein) [Press Release]
 Nov 11th, 2005: New NIH Neuroscience Information Framework To Be Led by Weill Cornell Medical College (Dr. Daniel Gardner) [Press Release]
Nov 9th, 2005: The Department of Physiology and Biophysics is proud to announce two new faculty members: Dr. Olga Boudker and Dr. Sheila Nirenberg
Oct 21st, 2005: Weill Cornell Medical College Granted NIH Contract to Build Neuroscience Database (Dr. Daniel Gardner) [Press Release]
Aug 31st, 2005: Weill Cornell-UCLA Team Brings New Insights to Ion Channel Function (Dr. Benoit Roux) [Press Release]
Mar 18th, 2005: Key Enzyme Is Secreted by Heart Mast Cells - Weill Cornell Discovery Opens Door to New Cardiovascular Therapies (Dr. Randi Silver) [Press Release]
 Mar 16th, 2005: First-Ever Compounds to Target Only Metastatic Cells Are Highly Effective Against Breast, Prostate, and Colon Cancers (Dr. Xin-Yun Huang) [Press Release]
Feb 1st, 2005: Dr. Harel Weinstein was interviewed by Newsline at the opening and dedication of the new offices and laboratories of the Department of Physiology and Biophysics [Interview]
Nov 2nd, 2004: Weill Cornell Welcomes Dr. Scott C. Blanchard; His Work in Fluorescence Microscopy Is Revolutionizing Our Understanding of the Cell [Press Release]
 Oct 13th, 2004: Weill Cornell Scientists Challenge Standard View on Cellular Ion Channel Functioning (Dr. Roux's laboratory) [Press Release]
 Sep 2nd, 2004: A Novel Development in Bioinformatics, SigPath, Brings Data and Interactivity to Research on Cellular Networks
[Press Release] [SigPath]
Aug 2nd, 2004: Mind Your Data with Neurodatabase.org - New database makes sense of neurophysiological information (Dr. Daniel Gardner's laboratory featured in The Scientist). [Article]
May 19th, 2004:
Weill Graduate School Profiled by Progress Magazine [Article]
May 18th, 2004:
Beyond methuselah: Weill Cornell Scientists from the Department of Physiology and Biophysics Identify a Fly Gene Linked to Aging - Discovery Could Lead to Drugs That Extend Human Life. [Press Release]
May 17th, 2004:
Putting the Ultimate Computer Online: Weill Cornell's Neurodatabase.org ( from Dr. Daniel Gardner's laboratory) a Global Clearinghouse for Brain Research. [Article]
May 1st, 2004:
Dr. Colleen Clancy will become an Assistant Professor in the Institute for Computational Biomedicine, with primary appointment in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics. She is currently an Associate Research Scientist in the Department of Pharmacology at Columbia, and will join us in July.
 Feb 9th, 2004:
Margaret W. Hilgartner, M.D. and Thomas M. Maack, M.D. recieved 2003 Honorary Fellowships from the Cornell University Medical College Alumni Association.
Jan 5th, 2004:
Margaret W. Hilgartner, M.D. and Thomas M. Maack, M.D. to recieve 2003 Honorary Fellowships from the Cornell University Medical College Alumni Association on Feb 9th, 2004.
Oct 30th, 2003:
Bernice Grafstein: 2003 Recipient of the Mika Salpeter WIN Lifetime Achievement Award [news article]
Oct 29th, 2003:
The international society for computational biology (ISCB) now provide a self posting form for bioinformatics related degree and certificate programs available on their website. [ISCB Degree/Certificate Programs]
Oct 6, 2003:
The 2003 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded this morning to Paul C. Lauterbur and Peter Mansfield for their discoveries concerning 'magnetic resonance imaging' [news article]
Jun 10th, 2003:
 Institute for Computational Biomedicine at Weill Cornell Medical College Receives Significant Technology Grant [news article]
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