Faculty & Staff
-
Featured ArticleMarch 14, 20242024 Paigen Fellowship recognizes postdoctoral talent
The Paigen Fellowship supports postdoctoral associate Abdulfatai Tijjani's humanistic approach to research. -
Featured ArticleNovember 27, 2023Important new ALS insights
About 5,000 people are diagnosed with ALS each year in the United States, and most people with ALS live for only two to five years after diagnosis. -
Research HighlightAugust 30, 2023Global collaboration powers understanding of muscle development
With support from the Human Frontier Science Program, J. Travis Hinson aims to determine the fundamental biophysical and structural principles that form the sarcomere during biogenesis. -
Search MagazineSeptember 08, 2021Researching why and how we age
The Nathan Shock Centers of Excellence is empowering innovative approaches to aging research.
-
Blog PostMarch 01, 2024Intersectional Genetics: Cre-lox with a twist
Cre-lox technology initially represented the pinnacle of sophistication; but as it drove scientific breakthroughs and advanced understanding, more refined questions arose, creating the need for an even more sophisticated tool. -
Blog PostOctober 03, 2023JAX welcomes 12 Ph.D. students through the Cooperative Ph.D. Program
In this Q&A article, come meet 12 new Ph.D. students at JAX through the Cooperative Ph.D. Program. -
Research HighlightApril 25, 2023Unraveling exercise's impact on brain health
Erik Bloss has received a $3.9M R01 to study neurological changes in response to exercise and the role specific neurons in the brain. -
Search MagazineSeptember 08, 2021How can we win the battle against late-onset Alzheimer's disease?
The need to find an effective therapy or preventative treatment for Alzheimer's disease is growing.
Upcoming Education
May
06 - 10
Principles and Techniques for Improving Preclinical to Clinical Translation in Alzheimer's Disease Research
May
06 - 10
Engineering Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSC) to Model Neurological Diseases: Symposium and Workshop
Jul Aug
22 - 02