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A Gladstone-led study is collecting data from thousands of women wearing Oura Rings to make sense of what’s normal—and what could signal problems—when it comes to the menstrual cycle.
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Christina Theodoris to Receive ASCI’s 2026 Seldin-Smith Award for Pioneering Research
The prestigious honor is presented by the American Society for Clinical Investigation to a physician-scientist making transformative contributions to biomedical research.
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Gladstone’s Melanie Ott and Alex Marson Elected to the National Academy of Medicine
Physician-scientists and directors at Gladstone Institutes, Ott and Marson are honored for their pioneering achievements in science and medicine.
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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.
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Gladstone Institutes Launches Redesigned Website, Bringing Cutting-Edge Biomedical Research Into Focus
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How AI Is Filling the Gaps in Women’s Health Research
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Christina Theodoris to Receive ASCI’s 2026 Seldin-Smith Award for Pioneering Research
The prestigious honor is presented by the American Society for Clinical Investigation to a physician-scientist making transformative contributions to biomedical research.
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Gladstone’s Melanie Ott and Alex Marson Elected to the National Academy of Medicine
Physician-scientists and directors at Gladstone Institutes, Ott and Marson are honored for their pioneering achievements in science and medicine.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Novel Biosensor Uses DNA ‘Barcodes’ to Uncover Disease Signals in Cells
Inspired by bacterial biology, the Gladstone-developed “Detectron” opens up new possibilities for disease research and potentially treatments.
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Meet Gladstone: Ayush Midha
Ayush Midha, a graduate student in the Jain Lab, studies how the body's metabolism adapts to low oxygen—work that's uncovered backup energy pathways, potential fertility treatments, and a link between oxygen levels and tumor growth.
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How a Single Viral Protein Hijacks Immune Cells to Supercharge COVID-19 Infection
A new discovery reveals how a SARS-CoV-2 protein reprograms immune cells to accelerate viral spread—and points to a new strategy for therapeutic intervention.
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Rethinking ‘Exhausted’ T Cells: Gilbert Herrera Named Inaugural Ellen & Bernard Marson Fellow
The fellowship provides three years of funding for graduate students pursuing groundbreaking immunology research.
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The 2026 Ogawa-Yamanaka Stem Cell Prize Awarded to Jun Takahashi
Takahashi is recognized for his pioneering work translating iPS cell technology into a clinically approved therapy for Parkinson’s disease.
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Scientists Decode Gene Circuits of Human Immunity, Fueling New Era of Disease Research
An unprecedented map of 22 million immune cells provides the functional rulebook for virtual biology and next-generation immunotherapies.
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Ask a Scientist: Can We Turn Off the Molecular Switches That Cause Heart Failure?
Michael Alexanian is studying two promising genetic avenues for addressing heart failure, a massive global health burden in need of innovative treatments.
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Meet Gladstone: Lexi Schneider
Meet Lexi Schneider, a PhD student using innovative technology to better understand the blood brain barrier.
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New Toolkit Turns Macrophages Into Better Cancer Fighters
Gladstone and UCSF scientists developed a method to genetically edit myeloid cells, immune cells that act as the body’s first responders.
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New CRISPR Screening Platform Boosts Power of Immunotherapy Against Solid Tumors
A new screening platform uncovers gene edits that enhance CAR-T cells’ ability to infiltrate and eliminate solid tumors.
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NOMIS-Gladstone Fellows Forge Global Connections Through Bold Science
Scientists from across the NOMIS community gathered in Switzerland for the inaugural NOMIS Fellows Symposium.
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