Research in Motion: Harald Sontheimer, PhD
12/6/2023
I study glial cells called astrocytes, the brain support cells that provide nourishment to neurons that regulate blood flow in the brain and help to form a protective barrier that…
Jennifer Lobo, PhD, and Stephen Culp, MD, PhD, Awarded NIH National Cancer Institute Grant
11/28/2023
Decision-making can be difficult, but when it comes to cancer treatment, that difficulty can be multiplied enormously due to the many unknowns dealing with cancer. However, researchers from the University…
Research in Motion: Kari Ring, MD
11/28/2023
The world of cancer genetics has exploded in the last decade and we have learned so much about ways to help prevent cancer. I help develop screening protocols for patients,…
Public Heath Sciences Graduate Student Grant GianGrasso Awarded Rhodes Scholarship
11/15/2023
Grant GianGrasso, a graduate student in the Department of Public Health Sciences, was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship to study for a doctorate in clinical medicine at the University of Oxford.…
Research in Motion: Chuanxi Cai, PhD
11/15/2023
The research in my lab is mainly focused on the biology of MG53. As a regenerative medicine, it plays important roles in tissue repair and anti-inflammation in stress induced heart…
Research in Motion: Eric Hendrickson, PhD
11/8/2023
My laboratory works on mammalian DNA double-strand break repair, which is related to a variety of human disorders like aging, cancer, and immune deficiencies. —Eric Hendrickson, PhD, Professor, Department of…
Research in Motion: Jinghang Xie, PhD
11/1/2023
After comprehensive pre-clinical characterizations, our research culminates in the translation of our novel imaging technologies into clinical applications. This allows us to make a tangible impact on human health by…
10/25/2023
Jianguo Tao, MD, PhD, and Michael E. Williams, MD, have been awarded a four-year, $3 million Synergistic Team Award (STA) from the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) to understand resistance…
