Department of Developmental
and Regenerative Biology
The Department of Developmental and Regenerative Biology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine brings together and fosters collaboration of faculty members in multiple disciplines and departments who conduct research in developmental and disease. The overall goal is to provide an institutional mechanism to foster productive research collaborations, education, and clinical translation of basic research. This interdisciplinary approach will be necessary to advance both medicine and research into human disease into the 21st century.
Mission Statement
Graduate Degree Program
The Mount Sinai School of Medicine offers graduate training program leading to a Ph.D. degree in several of research fields. The Immunology Institute is dedicated to establishing a world-class immunology graduate program. The goal of the Development Training area is to provide students interested in development with a rigorous and flexible program. Students will be given the individual intellectual and technical skills required to become outstanding scientists in the field of immunology. More detailed information about the graduate program is available on the Education page.
DRB Faculty:
Chairman: Marek Mlodzik
Cai, Chenleng
Bieker, James
Kelley, Kevin
Sadler-edepli, Kirsten
Maj, Nick
Wassarman, Paul
Taneja, Reshma
Krauss, Robert
Sokol, Sergei
Li, Xiajun
Work in Progress Seminar:
Jas Singh, Graduate Student (Mlodzik Lab)
And
Tuba Gulbagci, Graduate Student (Taneja Lab)
12:00 Noon - 1:00 P.M.
Annenberg Building
25-51 Conference Room
View of Mount Sinai Medical School and Hospital on 5th Avenue overlooking New York City’s Central Park
Dept. of DRB Contacts
The Department of DRB is part of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine located at 1 Gustave Levy Place, New York, NY 10029. Individuals may contact the Chairman, Marek Mlodzik.