Molecular & Developmental Biology Graduate Program

Molecular & Developmental Biology Graduate Program The Molecular and Developmental Biology Graduate Program at Cincinnati Children’s is defined by our students. By that standard, we’re a tremendous success.

We measure success by our ability to prepare our students for successful careers in the highly competitive world of research. Our students and world-renowned faculty integrate basic research in model organisms with translational research into disorders and diseases in children. All students complete graduate courses in developmental biology, biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology and cell biology. Since our program is based at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, students pursue their PhD degree while experiencing the best of two worlds: a nationally recognized medical center at the University of Cincinnati with one of the nation's leading children's hospitals. This interdisciplinary program offers a wide range of research opportunities, aimed at understanding and curing human diseases.

Come see us at SACNAS!!
10/26/2023

Come see us at SACNAS!!

Check out the Molecular and Developmental Biology Ph.D. Program at '22 National Diversity in STEM Conference. Booth 1...
10/28/2022

Check out the Molecular and Developmental Biology Ph.D. Program at '22 National Diversity in STEM Conference. Booth 1227!!! We have over 80 faculty labs, multiple core facilities, and many funding opportunities!!! Ask to talk to Guillermo Sanchez, Juan Sanchez, or Alyssa Solano!!!

Last week we hosted our 2022 MDB Graduate Student Retreat, the first after a three year hiatus. We enjoyed hosting Dr. K...
09/28/2022

Last week we hosted our 2022 MDB Graduate Student Retreat, the first after a three year hiatus. We enjoyed hosting Dr. Kyle J. Bednar from AstraZeneca (former UC/CCHMC Graduate) as our keynote speaker this year. We also enjoyed having MDB alumni panel share their career paths!

Additionally, We would like to congratulate this year’s award winners!

Akeson Award for Research Excellence & Outstanding 5th Year Presentation - Shane D’Souza

Outstanding 4th Year Poster - Xuyao Chang

Outstanding 3rd Year Presentation - Maria Uscategui Calderon

Akeson Award for Academic Excellence & Best Picture Award - Nicole Pek

Best Question - Guillermo Sanchez Arriola

Come see everything Cincinnati has to offer!
05/12/2021

Come see everything Cincinnati has to offer!

For the third year in a row, Cincinnati tops a list of best cities for new college graduates based on affordability, jobs and fun.

Congrats Dr. White!
12/09/2020

Congrats Dr. White!

Doctoral student Angela White is among the 2,348 students who will be receiving 2,457 degrees from the University of Cincinnati during the virtual 2020 fall commencement ceremonies set for Dec. 11 and 12. Some UC programs allow students to earn dual degrees. The College of Medicine is granting degre...

Congratulations to MDB students Anna O'Donnell and Jacqueline Ehrman for being awarded NRSA fellowships from the NIH thi...
06/29/2020

Congratulations to MDB students Anna O'Donnell and Jacqueline Ehrman for being awarded NRSA fellowships from the NIH this year!

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Molecular & Developmental Biology Graduate Program

The Molecular & Developmental Biology Graduate Program is an umbrella program that includes over 100 faculty representing 25 Divisions at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Students have the opportunity to conduct research across a broad spectrum of biomedical disciplines, ranging from basic studies of embryonic development to the development of diagnostics and therapeutics for a range of pediatric and adult diseases. Close links between clinicians and researchers allow constant reciprocity – bench-to-bedside translation of research findings into better treatments, and bedside-to-bench transfer of novel clinical observations to the research laboratory.