The Torquato Group strengthens our fundamental understanding of large-scale density fluctuations in classical spin liquids and quantum spin liquids with a paper out this week in PNAS.

The Lab’s first paper of 2025 showcases its development of a revelatory sensing probe for the detection of copper in human cells and then wields it to uncover how copper may be regulating cell growth in lung cancer.

Curious about the process of putting together a new lab, we asked three junior professors how they did it. Here are the experiences of Marissa Weichman, Jose Roque, and Alice Kunin.

In PNAS, the Seyedsayamdost Lab publishes a promising treatment for this neglected tropical disease with a combination of low-dose antibiotics that targets the pathogen but leaves gut microbiome bacteria unscathed.

A team of researchers in the Rabinowitz Lab has discovered a possible end-run around the factors that limit the success of a specific type of immunotherapy through their investigation into metabolic supplementation.