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Press ReleaseOctober 26, 2023Elise Courtois receives Women of Innovation award
Elise Courtois is leading endometriosis and women’s health research in Connecticut and has won the Connecticut Technology Council’s Women of Innovation award in the research innovation and leadership category. -
Press ReleaseMay 03, 2022JAX announces 2022 recipients of the JAX Scholar awards
The Jackson Laboratory is proud to announce the 2022 recipients of the JAX Postdoctoral Scholar award. Eric Bogenschutz, Jayna Mistry, and Kwondo Kim represent forward-thinking research, proven leadership, and engagement with the scientific community. -
Featured ArticleMarch 08, 2022JAX celebrates women in science
By highlighting the achievements of women in science, we are celebrating not only their contributions to research but also recognizing their struggles navigating what was, for many of them, a non-traditional career. -
Press ReleaseAugust 03, 2021Catherine Kaczorowski recognized with Alzheimer's Association Zenith Fellows
JAX Associate Professor Catherine Kaczorowski, Ph.D., is among three recipients of the Alzheimer’s Association’s 2021 Zenith Fellows Award, which recognizes significant contributions to the science of Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
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Featured ArticleMarch 29, 2023Meet five history-making women of JAX
Since its earliest days, JAX has welcomed and celebrated women in science. Meet five scientists that made a big impact. -
Profile StoryApril 27, 2022Data analyst visualizes life inside cells
A spotlight profile of Martine Seignon, a research data analyst specializing in data visualization in the Single Cell Biology Laboratory based at The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine in Farmington, Conn. -
Featured ArticleAugust 17, 2021On the brink of change: JAX summer student reflects on the future
Former JAX Summer Student Natalia Fuentes, heading into her senior year at Harvard, reflects on her scientific journey and focus on a career in biomedicine. -
Featured ArticleJuly 30, 2021Unlocking endometriosis one cell at a time
Elise Courtois, Ph.D., is an endometriosis researcher, but she doesn't know much about the disease. That's because no one knows much about endometriosis, which can cause debilitating pain and infertility in women as well as transgender and nonbinary people with uteruses.