Henry E. Riggs School of Applied Life Sciences

KGI PhD student Paola Hernandez has been bringing science education to students in Mexico and Colombia as an instructor for Clubes de Ciencia (Science Clubs), a non-profit organization that brings […]

Dr. James M. Cregg has been at KGI from the start. As one of the founding faculty members, he has witnessed the evolution of the institution’s programs, student body, and […]

KGI held its 11th Annual Research Retreat on January 14, 2016. The event included eight PhD student presentations and two poster sessions and was designed to encourage attendees and participants […]

In September 2015, KGI School of Applied Life Sciences’ Master of Business and Science (MBS) business of bioscience career major was approved for affiliation with the Professional Science Master’s (PSM) […]

Inspired by the project completed by Sana Sirajuddin involving a 3D-printed prosthetic hand, students in the medical product development class (ALS 425) chose to expand on the technology from a passive […]

A project that was part of Dr. Ian Phillips’ Writing an Orphan Drug Application (ALS 432) class recently led to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) awarding KGI an […]

Keck Graduate Institute (KGI) alumnus Pierre Blosse was recently announced as one of three winners selected by NASA for its Mars Challenge on Earth Independence contest. Having graduated from the […]

In May 2015, 13 winners of the National Institute of Health’s (NIH) Neuro StartUp Challenge were announced, including a team of researchers and entrepreneurs representing the California Institute of Technology […]

In continuing to provide programs that lead to successful industry careers, KGI’s MEng program in biopharmaceutical processing will bridge the gap between undergraduate degrees and the needs of biopharmaceutical industries. The curriculum […]

KGI recently opened its first Biosafety Level 2 Drosophila laboratory, which supports the infectious diseases research of faculty mentor and advisor Anastasia Levitin, PhD and KGI PhD student Kevin Kim. Commonly referred […]