Scientifically Speaking is a virtual event series that spotlights the emerging scientific leaders who are shaping tomorrow's breakthroughs.
Scientifically Speaking is a virtual event series that spotlights the emerging scientific leaders who are shaping tomorrow's breakthroughs.
JAX's 2026 spring installment of Scientifically Speaking featured two scientists who are reimagining the future of human health as the build their careers at JAX. A recording of this event is available below for you to watch.
Robyn Reeve, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Associate, showed how the immune system, especially the balance between helpful and aggressive T cells, can enable or block tissue growth, with insights that could one day improve healing, organ transplantation and cancer treatment.
Alex Arnuk, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Associate, shared how new gene-editing approaches are helping researchers uncover gentler, more targeted treatment strategies for acute myeloid leukemia, pointing towards therapies hat could be better tolerated by patients who struggle with standard chemotherapy.
Whether you are passionate about science or eager to learn, this event is designed for members of the public who are curious about the discoveries shaping tomorrow's medicine.
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