

Keir Balla doesn’t have all the answers, and that’s exactly how he likes it
Jul 8, 2022New Group Leader brings an exploratory spirit to the Biohub

Does a warming Earth mean more sickness?
Jun 30, 2022How climate change is increasing the risk of infectious disease

Mapping the fly
Apr 20, 2022CZ Biohub joins international effort to build the first cell atlas for a mainstay of biology

Old mouse, new tech
Apr 7, 2022The Tabula Muris Consortium probes the mysteries of ‘young blood’ at the single-cell level

From parts list to blueprint: OpenCell lights the way
Mar 10, 2022Scientists have made great strides in understanding the complexity of the cell in the nearly 360 years since English polymath Robert Hooke discovered this smallest unit of life. The anatomy of the cell and functions of its various internal...

Biohub–Stanford research offers a new window on celiac disease
Mar 7, 2022For most of us, cutting out one or two unhealthy food items from our diet may be an efficient way to manage health, but the estimated 2 million people in the U.S. who live with celiac disease must permanently eliminate all foods containing...

CZ Biohub welcomes new university-nominated Investigators
Feb 17, 2022We are delighted to announce the appointment of a stellar new group of Biohub Investigators who have been selected through nominations by our three partner universities—Stanford University, UC San Francisco, and UC Berkeley. All 10 of...

In the blood: How fatherhood shaped one scientist’s path
Feb 8, 2022Fatherhood has had a major impact on Steve Quake’s scientific career. Years ago, when Quake and his wife were expecting their first child, a prenatal exam quickly took a startling turn. The doctor recommended amniocentesis to test the...