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22 July 2026
Coral Keepers
Inside our coral spawning success. In the heart of the midwest.
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22 July 2026
BioBasics: What Is Symbiosis?
Dive into the biological basics of symbiosis, the close partnerships that allow different organisms to thrive together, and take a closer look at how a Stowers scientist explores the molecular conversations that make these relationships possible.
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17 July 2026
From philosophy to proteins: Stowers postdoc continues his HHMI Gilliam Fellowship in Kostova Lab
Evan Morrison, Ph.D., a Stowers Institute postdoctoral researcher and a 2021 recipient of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Gilliam Fellowship, followed an unconventional path into biological research, and continues his HHMI fellowship at the Stowers Institute researching how cells identify defective ribosomes.
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10 July 2026
The Long Game: Why foundational discovery is a shot worth taking
At the Stowers Institute, scientists are playing the long game for human health—pursuing foundational discoveries whose greatest impact may unfold over generations.
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What if...?
30 June 2026
What if solving one of biology's oldest mysteries could help shape the future of medicine?
The third story in the Institute's 'What If?' series follows Assistant Investigator Arvind Pillai, Ph.D., explores one of biology's deepest unanswered questions: How does evolution create something entirely new? By reconstructing ancient proteins that disappeared hundreds of millions, even billions, of years ago, Pillai's lab is uncovering the principles that gave rise to life's molecular machinery. Those same principles could one day help scientists engineer entirely new proteins capable of delivering drugs and treating disease. Discover how a lifelong fascination with nature's complexity became a scientific pursuit that stretches from Earth's distant past to the future of medicine.
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25 June 2026
Three athletic feats that other creatures can do — but soccer players can't
Kansas City is one of the host cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. We're highlighting a few research organisms whose natural abilities would amaze even the most elite athletes.
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25 June 2026
Stowers Postdoc honored with Wellcome Early-Career Award
The highly competitive award will help Helen R. Horkan, Ph.D., a Stowers Institute postdoctoral researcher, take the first steps to launch her independent research program at the University of Exeter in the UK.
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24 June 2026
Stowers Postdoc honored with prestigious Jane Coffin Childs Fellowship
The award will support Kira Marshall, Ph.D., a Stowers postdoctoral researcher, as she investigates coral reproduction and how reproductive systems evolve across species.
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23 June 2026
Julia Zeitlinger Will Deliver Porter Lecture At The Marine Biological Laboratory
From The Enterprise, The Marine Biological Laboratory announces that Julia Zeitlinger, investigator at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research, will present this year’s Porter Lecture
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14 June 2026
From Argentina to Kansas City: Stowers Scientist Luciana Castellano's Scientific Journey
Argentine News Outlet Todo Noticias Features Stowers Scientist Luciana Castellano, Ph.D.
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Press Release
12 June 2026
What happens to the ovary as it ages? New research points to immune cells
Stowers Institute scientists discover that immune cells grow more prominent with age and reshape the tissue environment that supports developing eggs — offering new clues for future research on reproductive aging, ovarian health, and infertility.
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In The News
12 June 2026
New stars join 2026 American Century Championship lineup
From Tahoe Daily Tribune, the 2026 American Century Championship lineup
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News
04 June 2026
Aging and regeneration in one of nature’s most unusual organisms
Postdoc Profile: Jorge Moreno on his Stowers research experience — “a place where unconventional ideas are encouraged and explored.”
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In The News
02 June 2026
Scientists Say They’ve Discovered ‘Little Lab Zombies’—Seemingly Immortal Tissue Taken From Sea Cucumbers
From Smithsonian Magazine, President and Chief Scientific Officer Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado provides independent expert commentary
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In The News
28 May 2026
RegVelo AI Predicts Cell Fate and Key Genes
From The Chosun Daily, research from the Sauka-Spengler Lab – RegVelo aids regenerative medicine, cancer research by identifying gene drivers.
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27 May 2026
Amputated sea cucumber tissue keeps living for years—possibly forever
From Scientific American, President Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado, Ph.D., shares expert insight on a fascinating new regeneration study.
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In The News
22 May 2026
Former Summer Scholar Isaac Witte Featured in Harvard Gazette
Former Stowers Graduate School Summer Scholar Isaac Witte, Ph.D., was featured in the Harvard Gazette ahead of his graduation this month.
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News
19 May 2026
Leukemia’s hiding places
For Stowers Investigator Linheng Li, Ph.D., a new leukemia study builds on a career spent asking how the places stem cells call home can shape health, disease, and future treatments
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In The News
19 May 2026
New AI model predicts how cells choose their fate
From Technoloyg.org, research from the Sauka-Spengler Lab.
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12 May 2026
New AI tool predicts how cells choose their identity
From Brighter Side of News, research from the Sauka-Spengler Lab, RegVelo combines RNA velocity and gene networks to predict how cells choose identities and react to genetic disruption.
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11 May 2026
New AI tool predicts how cells choose their future, helping uncover hidden drivers of development
RegVelo, a new AI technology developed by Stowers Institute and Helmholtz Munich scientists, allows researchers to predict not only how cells acquire their identities, but what path they take and what drives them there — with implications for developmental disorders, tumor growth, and regenerative medicine.
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Press Release
11 May 2026
New AI tool predicts how cells choose their future, helping uncover hidden drivers of development
RegVelo, a new AI technology developed by Stowers Institute and Helmholtz Munich scientists, allows researchers to predict not only how cells acquire their identities, but what path they take and what drives them there — with implications for developmental disorders, tumor growth, and regenerative medicine.
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Press Release
11 May 2026
New AI tool predicts how cells choose their future, helping uncover hidden drivers of development
RegVelo, a new AI technology developed by Stowers Institute and Helmholtz Munich scientists, allows researchers to predict not only how cells acquire their identities, but what path they take and what drives them there — with implications for developmental disorders, tumor growth, and regenerative medicine.
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In The News
11 May 2026
Stowers Institute's AI Model RegVelo Predicts Cell Fate and Regulating Genes
From DongA Science, a new artificial intelligence (AI) model has been developed that can predict what type of cell, from the Sauka-Spengler Lab.
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