Philanthropy in Action
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Press ReleaseDecember 02, 2021JAX's Charles Lee appointed chairholder of the Robert Alvine Family Endowed Chair
JAX's Charles Lee has been named chairholder of The Robert Alvine Family Endowed Chair, established with a $1.5 million gift (matched by JAX) from Robert Alvine, chair emeritus of the JAX Board of Trustees. -
Press ReleaseNovember 22, 2021New chairs in cancer, innovation & leadership
New philanthropic gifts to The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) have established three new endowed chairs focused on cancer research, innovation and scientific leadership. -
Profile StoryJune 16, 2021JAX Alumni Stories: Tucker Taft
A conversation with Tucker Taft, Director of Programming Language Research at AdaCore in Lexington, Mass., and Summer Student Class of 1969. -
eNewsMarch 30, 2021Decades of Generosity: A Profile of Robert Alvine
Longtime Jackson Laboratory (JAX) supporter Robert Alvine, chair emeritus of the JAX Board of Trustees, has supported a wide range of research areas and initiatives at the Laboratory over the years.
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Press ReleaseNovember 25, 2021Palucka Named Endowed Chair
Jackson Laboratory Professor Karolina Palucka, M.D., Ph.D., has been appointed as the first chairholder of the Laboratory’s Edison T. Liu Endowed Chair in Cancer Research. -
Search MagazineOctober 06, 2021A lifelong friendship inspires support for JAX blood cancer research
A lifelong friendship inspires support for JAX blood cancer research. -
Search MagazineMay 11, 2021Lusia Milch lights a way out of darkness
As children, Bernard and Lusia Milch survived the evil of the Holocaust, setting them on a life path defined by determination to survive, help others and give back. -
Press ReleaseMarch 12, 2021Three new endowed chairs to lead Alzheimer’s, addiction, and cancer research
The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) has appointed three faculty members to endowed chairs in order to further research into Alzheimer’s disease, addiction, cancer and computational biology.