Immunology, microbiology, virology

The Basu lab is interested in studying RNA surveillance, noncoding RNA processing and DNA alteration events in lymphocytes

The Chung lab is interested in understanding how RNA sensing shapes human immune responses in infection, autoimmunity, and neural disease

The Dworkin lab studies regulation of translation during nutrient limitation in bacteria, with a particular focus on the phenomenon of ribosome dimerization.

The Goff lab studies retrovirology; HIV-1; murine leukemia viruses; endogenous retroviruses; host restriction factors.

In the Steckelberg lab, we combine RNA biology, structural biology and virology to study how viruses manipulate cellular gene expression.

The vision of the Sternberg lab is to explore and exploit new molecular mechanisms at the host-transposon interface, with a special focus on roles played by transposases, nucleases, and non-coding RNAs.