Universities (for research in biochemistry)

Universities are educational institutions that also serve as centers for scientific research, including biochemistry—the study of chemical processes within living organisms. Professors, scientists, and students collaborate to investigate how molecules function, leading to discoveries that can improve health, medicine, and our understanding of life. These institutions provide specialized laboratories, resources, and expertise necessary for groundbreaking research. By combining education with research, universities advance knowledge, develop new technologies, and train the next generation of scientists in biochemistry.