Henry E. Riggs School of Applied Life Sciences

KGI PhD students Leeor Zilbermintz and William Leonardi have co-authored a paper that was recently published on Nature.com, a weekly international, interdisciplinary journal of science that highlights the finest peer-reviewed […]

KGI and Biocon recently launched a new program through Biocon Academy, called Biocon KGI Certificate Program in Bioscience Management. The KGI-Biocon partnership formally launched in January 2014 with the establishment of […]

This summer students from all across the U.S. visited KGI for the ASCB-KGI Biotech course. The two week summer intensive program is designed for advanced graduate students and postdocs to […]

Twenty-eight students are currently participating in the 10 week long Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) program, which is designed for undergraduate students from institutions with limited or no research opportunities. […]

MBS alumni and current PhD student Elizabeth Henderson recently attended the sixth annual conference on Plant-Based Vaccines, Antibodies & Biologics in Lausanne, Switzerland. The conference provided the space for an […]

Founded by KGI faculty and Director of PSM National Office, Dr. Jim Sterling and former KGI faculty, Dr. Robert Doebler, Claremont BioSolutions will soon have two sample prep devices at […]

Susan R. Wessler, a distinguished professor of genetics at the University of California, Riverside and a passionate advocate for spreading the excitement of doing genomics research to undergraduate students, has been named […]

Kevin Kim is in a familiar place: For the second year in a row, his team is a semifinalist in the world’s largest life sciences and healthcare business plan competition. […]

KGI PhD student Paola Hernandez is committed to science, but she’s also committed to being of service to her country. In fact, Hernandez has already started combining her passion for […]

When Sergio Sanchez, a member of the marketing panel at KGI’s Second Annual Alumni Conference, was asked how he thought KGI had helped him to succeed in the life sciences […]