Archives

Vol. 3 No. 1 | Winter 2010

Passing it forward
Stefanie Jeffrey, M.D., works to help cancer patients now and to create a better future.

Big Fish, better mice
Leonard "Lenny" Shultz, Ph.D., came to where the fishing is good and the mice are the best around.

The pain stops here
Jill Recla is a graduate student already on the forefront of chronic pain research.

Live long, live well
Bestselling author Harry Lodge, M.D., wants living more years to also mean living good years.

Leap of faith
Jackson summer student Ceslee Montgomery takes a giant leap toward her bright future.

Full circle
Professor Muriel Davisson's career brought her right back home.

A voice for lupus
Taylor Hancock joins forces with The Jackson Laboratory in her battle against lupus.

Mapping the dragon genome
Researchers use a mythical beast to teach high school students very real genetics.

Radio active
Joe Palca covers the big science stories for NPR and finds all of them interesting.

Twin tracks
The Summer Student Program pointed Anne and Erin Spillane down the same path.

A tale of two coasts
Two women from opposite sides of the country are key players in JAX—West's success.

A day in the life of a doc
Assistant Professor Kyuson Yun's day is more than full as she seeks the causes of brain cancer.

Blood warrior
Nick Boynton's type 1 diabetes didn't ice his professional hockey career.

Westward ho!
JAX—West expands into a stellar new facility to meet the needs of West Coast customers.

50 years back to the future
The "Short Course" continues to shape progress in medical genetics.

Farmer George
George Miller deals with ALS as Jackson researchers lead the drive to discover therapies.

Driving science
Bob Braun took a long and winding road to his career as a leading scientist.

Finding cancer
Jackson researchers hope to improve therapies by finding cancer earlier than ever before.