Nobel Prize laureate Craig Mello ’82 P’15 P’22 set to join Brown’s faculty
By Nishita Malhan and Angel Lopez | October 19Mello and Andrew Fire won the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering RNA interference.
Nishita Malhan is a senior staff writer covering science and research.
Mello and Andrew Fire won the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering RNA interference.
The findings could help minimize unnecessary additional cancer testing, which may be harmful.
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The Department of Chemistry hosted quantum chemist Garnet Chan for the 2026 Appleton Lecture.
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Andrew von Eschenbach discussed his career and the future of the agency.
Brown experts explain the cognitive science principles behind the study method.
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