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The Communications department at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research works with local, regional, national, and international media to provide journalists with resources and information regarding our scientists’ latest research and discoveries. We are available to help you set up interviews with our scientists, develop story ideas, and provide expert insight on scientific news. |
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Joe Chiodo
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Press Release
06 June 2025
The study from the Stowers Institute and the University of Georgia uncovers more than 300 potential targets for drug development for a lethal fungus.
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Press Release
15 May 2025
Arvind Pillai, Ph.D., from the University of Washington, and Friederike Benning, Ph.D., from Harvard University/Massachusetts General Hospital, will join the Institute in Fall 2025
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Press Release
30 April 2025
Jerry Workman, Ph.D., a pioneer in the field of gene regulation, receives one of the highest honors awarded to scientists worldwide.
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The Stowers institute sits on a 10-acre campus located in the heart of Kansas City. Our scientists work with core Technology Centers to answer questions regarding the mysteries of life and make a significant contribution to human health. The institute has spent more than $1.8 billion on foundational biomedical research to help guide the development of innovative approaches to diagnose, treat, and prevent disease.
Through the study of fundamental biology and the unique capabilities of research organisms, Stowers Institute scientists are learning more each day about what makes life work and what underlies health conditions like cancer, Alzheimer’s, and diabetes in humans. By expanding our understanding of the genes and proteins that guide the function and behavior of all living organisms, we hope to one day help provide knowledge that contributes to improved treatment, better prevention, and ultimately cures.
The Institute attracts the best and brightest thought leaders from around the world due to our unique funding structure which allows our scientists the freedom and flexibility to ask life’s most interesting questions, and gives them the time to find answers.
Thank you for your interest and efforts in sharing more about the scientific research happening at Stowers. Collected here for your convenience are a selection of available assets for download. Please don’t hesitate to email the media relations team with any questions or for additional assets. Please observe our terms of use before publishing.
