20 March 2014

Could far-flung mutations in the genome activate cancer-causing genes? Ask an expert!

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01 March 2014

A dedication to basic research

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01 March 2014

Translating research into cures

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01 March 2014

Summers of imagination

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01 March 2014

Almost immortal

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12 February 2014

What makes memories last?

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10 February 2014

Conserved nuclear envelope protein uses a shuttle service to travel between job sites

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31 January 2014

Fruit flies reveal normal function of a gene mutated in spinocerebellar ataxia type 7

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15 January 2014

Next-gen reappraisal of interactions within a cancer-associated protein complex

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20 December 2013

Stowers researchers announce first genetic model of a human jaw fusion defect known as syngnathia

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04 October 2013

Stowers team links dampened mTOR signaling with the developmental disorder Roberts syndrome

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01 October 2013

Preparing the next generation

This year three University of Oregon (UO) graduate students headed to Stowers to learn how to apply computer analysis to molecular genetics, a booming discipline known as bioinformatics.

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01 October 2013

Who ya gonna call?

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01 October 2013

Summer scholars: hooked on science

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01 October 2013

The thrill of the scientific chase: Chengqi Lin, PhD

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01 October 2013

Jerry Workman elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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13 August 2013

Urgent! How genes tell cellular construction crews, “Read me now!”

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08 August 2013

LEC: A multi-purpose tool

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01 August 2013

Once again, Stowers Institute ranks among the top three places to work

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22 July 2013

A flip of the mitotic spindle has disastrous consequences for epithelial cells

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17 July 2013

Keeping the reserve force home

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14 May 2013

Same musicians: brand new tune

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