Cellular & Molecular Physiology
Sterling Hall of Medicine
333 Cedar St., Room B-147
P.O. Box 208026
New Haven, CT 06520
Tel: 203.785.2989
Fax: 203.785.4951
The Department of Cellular and Molecular Physiology has a long tradition as one of the world’s foremost centers for research and training in physiology.
Faculty conduct research in areas ranging from the molecular mechanisms of protein actions - involved in cell signaling, cell polarity, and ion transport - to the mechanisms by which information is transmitted and integrated between cells and organs, during processes such as learning and development.
These projects utilize diverse experimental approaches, including the gene cloning, expression and mutagenesis, confocal and electron microscopy, patch-clamping, and single-cell optical recordings with voltage and pH sensitive dyes.

The annual departmental picnic will be held September 26, 2010 at New Haven Lighthouse Park. See poster for details.

Dr. Michael Caplan, chair of Cellular and Molecular Physiology, has received the University's first Postdoctoral Mentoring Prize. more...
Faculty members, postdocs and students offer some personal perspectives what it's like to work and research in Physiology. more...
There are three endowed lectures given annually by outstanding scientists in the areas of the Biophysics of Excitable Membranes and Membrane Transport.