A Year of Scientific Achievements at Gladstone
This has been another landmark year. Gladstone scientists made a remarkable impact on human health by publishing nearly 160 papers in major scientific journals. These discoveries were further highlighted in the media close to 6,000 times, in publications ranging from the San Francisco Chronicle and Forbes to Popular Science and The Atlantic. Additionally, our community hosted over 300 events to collaborate with colleagues and engage supporters.
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In Alzheimer’s Disease, the Brain’s Pacemaker Cells Lose Their Beat
Research in mice reveals how critical brain cells misfire in Alzheimer’s and identifies a targeted strategy to restore healthy brain rhythms.
Gladstone Institutes Launches Redesigned Website, Bringing Cutting-Edge Biomedical Research Into Focus
Discover disease research, explore the latest scientific news, and connect with experts through Gladstone’s enriched digital platform.
Newly Discovered Antiviral System in Bacteria Is ‘Strangest of Its Kind’
The complex Rube Goldberg-like molecular machinery could inspire novel technology to study and treat disease.
Gladstone’s Seth Shipman Named Fellow of the California Academy of Sciences
Shipman is recognized for pioneering molecular technologies that record cellular activity, expand genome editing, and target antibiotic-resistant superbugs.
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