For DNA Sequencer information, please visit this page:

http://www.sysbio.harvard.edu/csb/resources/techniques/seq_techniques.html

There is a searchable database of Life Sciences faculty at the Harvard Integrated Life Science Program.

The Life Sciences Division is working to increase the number of faculty in the life sciences from roughly 72 faculty in FY04 to approximately 100 in 2010, with an emphasis on juniors, women, and diversity in the following areas:

News/Events Section

Research Section

The Life Sciences Division, in conjunction with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, offers a variety of programs for high school biology teachers and their students. Some programs expand the knowledge of teachers by providing a conduit to the latest scientific research and educational technology.

In the 21st century, groundbreaking research and discovery in the life sciences are more interdisciplinary than ever, and students studying within the life sciences today can expect to work with a wider range of scientists and scholars than their predecessors could ever have imagined. Recognizing this approach to scientific advancement, in 2004 Harvard created the Integrated Life Sciences (HILS) Graduate Program, which oversees all PhD education in the life sciences.