News
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For Biohub’s newest research associate, a different kind of gap year
Music, dance, cell culture – Leila Njoya does it all.
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Seeing malaria in a new light
CZ Biohub’s Bioengineering team sends custom microscopes to Uganda to test out a new approach to diagnosing malaria
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Bringing physics to life: Upcoming Biohub conference will merge physics and biology
Building on CZ Biohub’s mission of bringing together leading researchers in the Bay Area, symposium will foster collaboration between fields
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How lab-made stem cells are transforming research
Learn how lab-made stem cells are powering biomedical research and leading to breakthroughs in our understanding of human biology.
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Democratizing access to technology to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery
Go behind the scenes of Chan Zuckerberg CELLxGENE, a groundbreaking tool helping scientists expand what we know about health and disease.
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Creator of Biohub’s ‘cytoself’ protein-localization method named 2022 STAT Wunderkind
Kobayashi cited as among 'the brightest young minds' in research
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Biohub Investigators receive NIH support for ‘exceptionally creative, highly innovative’ ideas
Six Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Investigators are among the 2022 grantees of the High-Risk, High-Reward Program
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What causes inflammation and how does it affect our health?
Learn all about inflammation — its causes, its impact on the human body, and how researchers are working to better understand its role in disease.
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Building a global network of disease detectives
‘CZ ID’ platform is helping researchers around the world identify new pathogens
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This tech tool is transforming our ability to detect and track diseases
How a project that began in an academic lab led to the launch of Chan Zuckerberg ID (CZ ID) — a tool that helps researchers detect and track emerging infectious diseases.
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Science as a team sport
New Group Leader brings a people-first approach to research
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How a parent of a child with a rare disease built a team to find answers
A father seeking answers is teaming up with scientists to investigate one of the rarest diseases on the planet, Snyder-Robinson Syndrome.