The 11th annual event brought together 180 volunteers, the most in the program's history.
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Study finds plasmids pack bacteria into dense groups more resistant to antibiotics.
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Study shows the brain's emergency responders arrive powered by sugar, then build roads to recruit reinforcements.
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Dartmouth biologists study the cause of a critical DNA reorganization.
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Xhoela Bame is a PhD candidate in the molecular and cellular biology program. Xhoela was recently selected to participate in the prestigious Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting and has received numerous prestigious fellowships and awards. Where do you consider your hometown, and how it has influenced your journey? I was born and raised in Korçë, a beautiful and culture-rich town in southeastern Albania. I spent my foundational years there before moving to Istanbul Technical University, Türkiye, for my undergraduate studies.
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