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Chemical & Engineering News—Gladstone Investigator Jennifer Doudna, the 2026 Priestley Medalist, shares how she struggled to find her way through school before achieving the greatest feats in science.
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From fundamental insights to translational advances, here’s how Gladstone researchers moved science forward in 2025.
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The featured scientists include global leaders in gene editing, data science, and immunology.
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Innovative Genomics Institute—A team of researchers, including Gladstone Investigator Jennifer Doudna, reveal that viruses have evolved a surprisingly large and diverse set of enzymes specifically designed to destroy immune alarm signals from cells, helping them disable the host’s antiviral defenses.
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The striking findings of a new study could influence how gene therapies are designed for many genetic diseases.
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Azalea Therapeutics—Gladstone Investigators Jennifer Doudna and Justin Eyquem founded a new company to advance next-generation genomic medicines.
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The Atlantic (via Instagram)—In this short video clip, Gladstone Investigator Jennifer Doudna explains how vaccinations have been so successful that there's been a collective forgetting that diseases, including measles, used to kill people in fairly large numbers.
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Chemical & Engineering News—Gladstone Investigator Jennifer Doudna is receiving the highest honor given by the American Chemical Society for discoveries on ribozyme function and CRISPR gene editing, and for her international science leadership.
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Postdoc Jason Nomburg enjoys sci-fi novels, playing tennis, and walks through Golden Gate Park when he's not decoding the secrets of viral proteins.
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The featured scientists include global leaders in gene editing, systems biology, AI, and immunology.
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Chemical & Engineering News—In a new study, scientists in Jennifer Doudna’s lab probe how viruses interfere with host signaling. Postdoctoral Fellow Jason Nomburg explains how they assembled a database of predicted structures of viral proteins, and used it to find the functions of previously mysterious proteins.
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Scientists uncover an ancient immune-evading strategy shared by animal viruses and viruses that infect bacteria; findings may help in the development of new antiviral therapies
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The health and science publication STAT has selected a breakthrough discovery from Gladstone to be part of its annual STAT Madness competition, in which research institutes compete for the title of champion. The winner is deemed the most innovative research institution in the country.
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BioTechniques—Researchers at Gladstone Institutes have mapped the human immune response using next-generation CRISPR technology known as base editing. Using this tool, the team was able to identify specific nucleotides within T cells that influence immune cells’ response to stimuli, creating maps of DNA sequences and protein sites that are involved in human immune responses. The discoveries this project has facilitated could improve existing immunotherapies and reveal new drug targets for autoimmune diseases and cancer.
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Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News—Scientists at the Gladstone Institutes have published a paper in Cell Reports that describes a CRISPR-based technique for treating primary glioblastoma, a common and aggressive form of brain cancer. The paper, titled “Targeting the non-coding genome and temozolomide signature enables CRISPR-mediated glioma oncolysis,” describes the technique, which the researchers have called “genome shredding.”
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