Stanislas Leibler
Professor
School of Natural Sciences
Biology
Affiliation
Natural Sciences
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Stanislas Leibler has made contributions to theoretical and experimental biology, extending the interface between physics and biology to develop new solutions and approaches to problems. Interested in the quantitative description of microbial systems, on both cellular and population levels, Leibler is developing the theoretical and experimental methods necessary for studying the collective behavior of biomolecules, cells, and organisms. By selecting a number of basic questions about how simple genetic and biochemical networks function in bacteria, he and his laboratory colleagues are beginning to understand how individual components can give rise to complex, collective phenomena.
Dates at IAS
Faculty
School of Natural Sciences
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Degrees
University of Paris
Ph.D. (Thèse d'Etat)
1984
University of Paris
Ph.D. (Thèse de 3ème cycle)
1981
University of Paris
M.S.
1979
Honors
Rockefeller University Academic Council
Scientific Advisory Board, Systems X—Systems Biology Initiative, ETH Zurich/University of Basel
Scientific Advisory Committee, Bauer Genomics Center, Harvard University
2000–01
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator
1997–98
von Humboldt Fellow and Visiting Scientist, The European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Heidelberg
Appointments
The Rockefeller University, Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research, and Weill Medical College at Cornell University
2003
Tri-Institutional Professor
The Rockefeller University
2001
Gladys T. Perkin Professor and Head of Laboratory
Princeton University
1992–2001
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