By Michael Fitzsousa

One of cell biology's leading lights, newly arrived from London, takes a bit of the mystery out of cell division.
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By Michael Fitzsousa

A veteran analyst of American health care takes the pulse of presidential politics.
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By John Curtis

Creator of both the first antiviral compound and a landmark AIDS drug, William Prusoff is a study in the quiet pursuit of science.
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By Marc Wortman

Once the stuff of myth and science fiction, the transgenic mouse, first created at Yale, has conquered the world of biomedicine.
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By John Curtis

After 33 years at Yale and two false starts as a retiree, a roundly admired medical educator calls it a day. Sort of.
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