At NYU Langone Health’s Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine, renowned faculty scientists pioneer methods of characterizing the molecular function of living organisms. Our studies result in breakthrough findings that enable us to solve pressing biomedical problems and advance healthcare.

Our facilities are fertile ground for multidisciplinary collaboration, paving the way for important discoveries in areas such as autoimmunity and origins of allergic diseases; models for host–pathogen interactions in inflammatory disease and models for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases; the molecular basis for antidepressant function; and neural differentiation, synapse formation, and neural networks.

Our accomplished research teams include trainees in our specialized educational programs, who perform hands-on research in modern faculty laboratories.

Resources for Working Remotely

Many of our researchers and trainees are working remotely during the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. We’ve compiled resources that provide opportunities to connect and learn online:

• a list of online tutorials, talks, and scientific resources posted by the Bhabha/Ekiert labs
• a schedule of our weekly journal clubs, which are conducted via Zoom (Kerberos ID and login required)

We will continue to update this page with additional resources as they become available.

Contact Us

Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine is located at 540 First Avenue in Manhattan. We also have facilities in the West Tower of the Alexandria Center for Life Sciences at 430 East 29th Street.

For general inquiries, please contact Nancy Rodriguez, executive assistant, at nancy.rodriguez@nyulangone.org or 212-263-2989.

To comment on our website or suggest an event to add to our calendar, please email Julia Gelman, PhD, assistant director of training programs, at julia.gelman@nyulangone.org.