Fralin Biomedical Research Institute News Insert your title here Your Text Here Fralin Biomedical Research Institute News Article Item Systems neuroscientist takes a new approach to uncover neural drivers of mental illness , article Date: Apr 15, 2026 - Article Item Blood cancer …
Amy Allen , Education, published “Pyramid Discussions, Primary Sources, and the OPTIC Strategy: Oh My!” in Social Studies and the Young Learner 38.3 (2026): 10–15, with Dalton Savage. Barbara Allen , Science, Technology, and Society, and her French research team was awarded a Par…
Predicting and Preventing Preterm Births Over the last decade, Stanford’s top obstetricians, neonatologists, geneticists, microbiologists, immunologists, epidemiologists, health policy experts and bioengineers have been investigating the basic science of preterm birth. They’re ex…
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Landscape of brain ridges may vary with gender in autism "A region of the brain involved in interpreting social cues is unusually smooth in boys and men with autism, but normal in girls and women with the disorder. The findings, published 4 July in Molecular Autism , add to mount…
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New Book (7/16/12) The new book entitled “ Image-Guided and Adaptive Therapy” by R. Timmerman and L. Xing has been published recently by Lippincott, Williams, and Wilkins (Baltimore, MD). This book has been developed to meet the growing demand for information, knowledge, and guid…
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Steger Center News 5/18/23: DEIB Around the World launches with expedition to Switzerland 3/16/23: Lucy Ferrari, Steger Center co-founder and international education trailblazer, honored as director emerita 3/13/23: Global Travel Oversight Committee makes the impossible possible …
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Maury Strauss, a Virginia businessman and supporter of the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC since it opened in 2010, passed away on June 24. He was 99. A longtime community benefactor, Strauss made a $1 million gift to the research institute in 2018 to support its prac…
Researchers take step toward gene therapy for sickle cell disease Using the CRISPR gene-editing technique in stem cells, Stanford researchers repaired the gene that causes sickle cell disease, and the mended stem cells were successfully transplanted into mice. Read more >>
Spectrum CTSA symposium set for June 17 BEYOND THE SCIENCE: REAL-WORLD IMPACT THROUGH COMMUNITY AND REGIONAL PARTNERSHIPS The Office of the Senior Associate Dean for Research, Spectrum CTSA, and the Office of Community Engagement will partner to present an all-day symposium on We…
The Academy for Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Research selected Andrei Iagaru, MD , Professor of Radiology and Division Chief of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, to the Academy Council of Distinguished Investigators (DI's) Class of 2022. One of the Academy's highest accol…