Welcome to Biomolecular Sciences (BMOL)!
Breaking boundaries and advancing science. Our Graduate Program provides a multi-disciplinary education and immersive research experience for an advanced degree in Biomolecular Sciences. We offer an M.S. and Ph.D. in Biomolecular Sciences (with an average time to degree of 5.07 years years for the Ph.D.), which will help you achieve your future academic and career goals.
*Fall 2025 Ph.D. Admission: Application fee waivers for our Ph.D. Program are now available for qualified applicants. Learn more on our Fee Waiver webpage.*
*Bridge to the Doctorate Fellowship: This program aims to support students from underrepresented backgrounds in pursuing and completing their graduate studies in STEM. The program seeks to remove barriers, including financial, social, and historical challenges, that make it more difficult for students to earn their degrees. Learn more on the Bridge to the Doctorate webpage. Note that this is a completely separate application to the BMOL Program.
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Recent BMOL News
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Wednesday Dec 11th, 2024
Rosemary Publishes on Bacterial Ice Nucleation Efficiency
Rosemary Eufemio (Ph.D. Candidate) along with her advisor Dr. Konrad Meister (BMOL Faculty) recently published… -
Thursday Dec 5th, 2024
Haley Bridgewater Featured in NIGMS Blog
Haley Bridgewater (Ph.D. Candidate) who will be defending her dissertation next week was recently highlighted… -
Wednesday Oct 23rd, 2024
Konrad Publishes in PNAS on Bacterial Ice Nucleators
Dr. Konrad Meister (BMOL Faculty) was recently a part of a collaborative team that published… -
Friday Sep 6th, 2024
Fologea’s Impactful Summer Research Program
Since 2012, Dr. Daniel Fologea (BMOL Faculty) has led a summer biophysics research program for… -
Wednesday Sep 4th, 2024
Mainali Lab Receives NIH R01 Grant to Study Alpha-Crystallin Protein’s Role in Cataract Formation
Dr. Laxman Mainali (BMOL Faculty) was recently awarded an NIH R01 grant titled, “Interaction of…