Building a global network of disease detectives

‘CZ ID’ platform is helping researchers around the world identify new pathogens

Science as a team sport 

New Group Leader brings a people-first approach to research

An ocean of possibilities

CZ Biohub works with Stanford’s Hopkins Marine Station to study sea creatures at the molecular and genomic level

Calling all LEGO builders! Put your skills to use assembling a light-sheet microscope

CZ Biohub’s game-changing microscope seeks to inspire an international community of builders

‘Collaboration is powerful’: a conversation with Biohub scientist Carolina Arias

Biohub scientist wins ‘Innovation in Research’ award for distinguished contributions to cell biology

American Society for Cell Biology honors Group Leader Manuel Leonetti for OpenCell project

From bedside to bench: Teaching doctors to be scientists too

CZ Biohub’s Physician-Scientist Fellowship helps bridge the gap between the clinic and the research lab

Growing old: Does cell size trigger cellular aging?

New work by CZ Biohub and Stanford scientists suggests that cells become senescent when they grow too large

What New Cell Biology Can AI Reveal Just by Looking at Images? A Lot!

Keir Balla doesn’t have all the answers, and that’s exactly how he likes it

New Group Leader brings an exploratory spirit to the Biohub

Does a warming Earth mean more sickness?

How climate change is increasing the risk of infectious disease

Mapping the fly

CZ Biohub joins international effort to build the first cell atlas for a mainstay of biology

Old mouse, new tech

The Tabula Muris Consortium probes the mysteries of ‘young blood’ at the single-cell level

Working remotely, Stanford team devises a much-needed medical device

A virtual collaboration overcame supply-chain constraints to quickly develop a versatile, low-cost ventilator for COVID-19 patients.

From parts list to blueprint: OpenCell lights the way

Biohub–Stanford research offers a new window on celiac disease

CZ Biohub welcomes new university-nominated Investigators

In the blood:
How fatherhood shaped one scientist’s path

Who’s feeding the fish?
The robot!

Biohub-built ‘ZAF’ automates zebrafish care in the lab

Co-presidents’ perspective:
Five years in, a new beginning

Biohub’s success inspires CZI to extend and expand support through 2031, replicate our model in new CZ Biohub Network

How enzymes weather mutations

‘Lab-on-a-chip’ platform enables a holistic approach to understanding how enzymes’ activity is optimized

Widening the path

Transformation of CZ Biohub’s summer internships aims to build more diverse teams, foster an inclusive environment in STEM careers

The viruses that buzz around us

Sequencing all the RNA within individual mosquitoes can identify the potentially harmful viruses and emerging pathogens these insect vectors carry and transmit, as well as their animal reservoirs

Getting the stains out

CZ Biohub scientists are building an automated imaging system for low-resource settings to reliably detect malaria in blood samples

Wild adaptations

Like Lewis Carroll’s Red Queen, cholera bacteria and their viral nemeses run a never-ending race just to keep up with each other

Science and Public Health in the Post-Pandemic Age

Carl Zimmer of the New York Times and CZ Biohub Co-President Joe DeRisi discussed the impact of COVID-19 on science and public health

From accelerating particles to advancing public health

An engineering physicist reflects on his role in CZ Biohub’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic

‘Cool’ collaboration cracks a SARS-CoV-2 protein structure

Unique study combines cryoEM, AI to forge atomic-level model of Nsp2

Location, location, location

The organization of cells into discrete compartments such as cilia and endosomes allows for localized decision-making.