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Article January 21, 2025

Seeing the Unseen: New Method Reveals ’Hyperaccessible’ Window in Freshly Replicated DNA

A Gladstone team has unearthed new findings about what happens during the minutes and hours after a cell divides, expanding our understanding of human biology—and potentially leading to better medicines.

News Release Research (Publication) Cancer Data Science and Biotechnology Ramani Lab

Article January 16, 2025

Stem Cell Therapy Jumpstarts Brain Recovery After Stroke

Gladstone scientists showed that modified stem cells can improve brain activity, even when administered more than a month after a stroke.

News Release Research (Publication) Neurological Disease Paz Lab

Article January 15, 2025

Sizing Up the Risk of Bird Flu: Q&A With Gladstone Virologist Melanie Ott

Avian influenza isn’t going away any time soon. But how serious is its threat to humans and what precautions are necessary?

News Release Virology Ott Lab

Article December 17, 2024

10 Highlights of Gladstone Science in 2024

Revisit some of Gladstone’s most important stories from the past year.

History

Video December 17, 2024

2024 Ogawa-Yamanaka Stem Cell Prize Ceremony | Honoring Rusty Gage

Rewatch the 2024 Ogawa-Yamanaka Stem Cell Prize Ceremony, honoring 2024 recipient Rusty Gage.

Ogawa Stem Cell Prize

Video December 16, 2024

The Audacity of Hope: Stories of Resilience and Empowerment | World AIDS Day 2024

Rewatch The Audacity of Hope, a powerful webinar hosted in honor of World AIDS Day 2024.

HIV/AIDS Ott Lab

Article December 16, 2024

Meet Gladstone: Julia Kaye

Julia Kaye is a neuroscientist at Gladstone Institutes dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of neurodegenerative diseases. Outside the lab, Kaye enjoys skateboarding, surfing, and exploring nature with her family.

Profile ALS Huntington’s Disease Multiple Sclerosis Neurological Disease Kaye

Article December 12, 2024

2024 Year in Review

Revisit some of the most impactful moments that defined 2024.

History

Article December 11, 2024

Understanding How the Immune System Switches Between Rest and Action

Scientists at Gladstone and UCSF discover how one protein controls the behavior of immune cells, with potential applications for treating cancer and autoimmune conditions.

News Release Research (Publication) Autoimmune Diseases Cancer Genomic Immunology Krogan Lab Marson Lab CRISPR/Gene Editing

Article December 9, 2024

Perceiving the Brain Like Never Before

Winner of the 2024 Ogawa-Yamanaka Stem Cell Prize, Rusty Gage made landmark discoveries that fundamentally shifted the field of neuroscience.

Awards Ogawa Stem Cell Prize Profile Stem Cells/iPSCs

Article December 6, 2024

Five Gladstone Scientists Ranked Among Most Highly Cited Researchers in the World

The featured scientists include global leaders in gene editing, systems biology, AI, and immunology.

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Article November 26, 2024

Machine Learning Reveals Behaviors Linked with Early Alzheimer’s, Points to New Treatments

A team of Gladstone scientists used a new video-based tool to pinpoint otherwise-undetectable signs of early disease.

News Release Research (Publication) Alzheimer’s Disease Dementia Palop Lab AI Disease Models

Article November 14, 2024

Gladstone President Deepak Srivastava Named 2024 Distinguished Citizen by Commonwealth Club World Affairs

Srivastava is recognized for his organizational leadership, scientific innovation, and impact on the future of medicine.

Awards Srivastava Lab

Article November 11, 2024

Highlighting Native American Scientists

Learn more about these indigenous scientists who’ve made an impact on their fields

Communications Diversity

Gladstone in the News November 8, 2024

Unraveling COVID’s Pernicious Role in Brain Fog and Clotting

Bloomberg—Katerina Akassoglou, a neurovascular brain immunologist at Gladstone, and her team discovered that beyond serving as the virus’s “key” to enter cells, spike binds with a blood clotting factor called fibrinogen, causing a cascade of events that contribute to the neurological symptoms of long COVID.

COVID-19 Akassoglou Lab