Welcome To CSB
The Department of Cell & Systems Biology (CSB) advances research and teaching in the most dynamic and vital areas of biological research
Meet our Faculty
Explore who’s behind our latest outstanding publications.
Rudolf Winklbauer
Professor
Shelley Lumba
Assistant Professor
Ritu Sarpal
Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream
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Nick Provart
Professor and Chair
At CSB, our Professors create modern, interactive instruction for an engaged student body and our Sessional Lecturers provide a personal approach. Our exceptional students, post-docs and professors are recipients of prestigious honours. We will continue to produce outstanding discoveries that enhance and challenge our understanding of living organisms
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Our #MondayMotivation is Abiramy Karunendiran (PhD Student, @bryanstewart27 ) and her paper: Disruption of #Drosophila larval muscle structure and function by UNC45 knockdown published by BMC Molecular and Cell Biology @BMC_series
Congratulations, Abi!
https://zcu.io/vhaz
Congratulations to Prof Kenneth Yip on his appointment as Assistant Professor @UofTArtSci! Prof Yip is often the first instructor for Life Sciences students @UofT. Read more about his research and teaching here:
Finding Fulfillment in a Fine Lecture with Prof Kenneth Yip - Department of Cell & Systems Biology
Finding Fulfillment in a Fine Lecture with newly appointed Professor Kenneth Yip
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Learn how #UofT is preparing for a safe return to in-person instruction on our three campuses. 💙 http://uoft.me/rtn
Our @J_Exp_Biol Commentary on our mechanistic take on this rather controversial topic is out now https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article-abstract/224/14/jeb237941/270986/Acidification-can-directly-affect-olfaction-in?redirectedFrom=fulltext @CCRoggatz @marine_bio_hull @UAlg @UtscBiology @UofTCellSysBiol
Congrats to the Winklbauer lab!
https://journals.biologists.com/dev/article-abstract/148/18/dev198960/238039/Capillarity-and-active-cell-movement-at?redirectedFrom=fulltext