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The Department of Systems Biology aims to identify the quantitative principles that govern complex interactions across all areas of biology and medicine. Our goal is to develop a conceptual and predictive understanding of the living world, to enable the design and control of biological systems and the advancement of human health and welfare.
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Latest News
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Professor Debbie Marks elected as Fellow of the Royal Society
SB faculty member, Debbie Marks, was elected as a Fellow of the prestigious Royal Society in May 2026.
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Professor Johan Paulsson receives Arthur K. Solomon Professorship of Biophysics
SB faculty member, Johan Paulsson, was the inaugural incumbent of the Arthur K. Solomon Professorship of Biophysics April 2026
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Professor Allon Klein
SB faculty member and Cellular Intelligence company scientific co-founder, Allon Klein, is interviewed regarding the work being done using Artificial Intelligence and biology to help create new therapy trajectories for patients.
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Professor Debbie Marks wins prize in AI
SB faculty member, Debbie Marks, was one of the recipients for the Inaugural Margot and Tom Pritzker Prize for AI in Science Research Excellence in November 2025.
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Science helps everyone!
SB faculty member, Jennifer Oyler-Yaniv, is interviewed for Harvard magazine about her path to science and her lab’s work with chronic inflammation and why “basic” science is how the breakthrough cures and treatments can happen
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Using AI to Build Future Versions of Vaccines (Marks Lab) Feature
Read more about the exciting work the Marks lab is doing on vaccine preparedness and viral prediction with EVE-VAX
