At the heart of the world’s largest health sciences complex, the Texas Medical Center and Baylor College of Medicine offer resources and opportunities unmatched anywhere. The Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology is thrilled to shine a spotlight on our esteemed faculty. Our department, located in Houston TX, is home to a dynamic group of researchers and educators who are at the forefront of groundbreaking research, passionate about teaching, and dedicated to advancing our understanding of the intricate world of biological sciences.
Experience the exciting journey of starting your lab at Baylor College of Medicine, located within the renowned Texas Medical Center. Gain valuable insights into what it's like to establish your research space in one of the leading institutions in the field of medicine. Explore the opportunities and resources available to researchers at this prestigious facility, and witness firsthand the vibrant scientific community that thrives within its walls.
Meet Dr. Jeanine Van Nostrand
Dr. Jeanine Van Nostrand is an Assistant Professor for the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology at Baylor College of Medicine; her lab focuses on Decoding the Metabolic Regulation of Disease.
Meet Dr. Josh Riback
Dr. Josh Riback is an Assistant Professor for the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology at Baylor College of Medicine; his lab focuses on identifying and bridging the physical underpinnings of biological condensates with a focus on how they reorganize biomolecules to meet cellular demands or fail with aging and in diseases such as cancer and neurodegeneration.
Meet Dr. William Hudson
Dr. William Hudson is an Assistant Professor for the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology at Baylor College of Medicine; his lab focuses on understanding the causes of T cell dysfunction in order to develop new immunotherapies for cancer and other diseases.
Starting a Lab in the MCB
Learn from current faculty in the BCM Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology what it's like to set up a new lab and thrive as a new faculty member in the department.
Collaborating within the Texas Medical Center
Baylor's proximity to the Texas Medical Center is a strong asset for your science.
Life in Houston
A brief description of some of the highlights of life in Houston, intended for those considering a move as part of a faculty position.
Diversity in Action
Our trainees in the labs come from diverse backgrounds. Hear them talk about the importance of diversity among their peers and colleagues.