01 July 2018

Chris Smoyer - a seasoned Stowers researcher

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01 July 2018

Tools of the trade

On a typical morning, Sofia Robb, PhD, and her three-year-old son Cedar tend to the sheep, goats, alpacas, and chickens behind her two-and-a-half-acre home in the stunning Utah mountains.

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01 July 2018

A discussion with Ariel Bazzini, PhD

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01 July 2018

Paul Trainor named Fellow of American Association of Anatomists

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01 July 2018

Up close with science and art

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14 June 2018

Scientists have captured the elusive cell that can regenerate an entire flatworm

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07 May 2018

How epigenetic regulation of the Hoxb gene cluster maintains normal blood-forming stem cells and inhibits leukemia

Scientists have known for decades that the Hox family of transcription factors are key regulators in the formation of blood cells and the development of leukemia.

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01 May 2018

Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado elected to the National Academy of Sciences

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21 March 2018

Studying blood sugar regulation in cavefish has implications for understanding human diabetes

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01 March 2018

Betty Drees, MD, named president of the Graduate School of the Stowers Institute for Medical Research

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04 December 2017

Molecular signature of “trailblazer” neural crest cells gives insight into development and cancer

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01 October 2017

Uncharted territory: navigating new biological terrain with teamwork and technology

Deep inside cells, biologists are mapping new structures and molecular interactions, with unprecedented precision

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01 October 2017

Stowers alum leading a charge for better vaccines

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01 October 2017

A discussion with Tatjana Piotrowski, PhD

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01 October 2017

Jaspersen awarded multi-year NIH grant

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23 September 2017

Workman Lab 25th year reunion

Workman celebrates 25 years of exceptional science.

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01 August 2017

Marriage of microscopy techniques reveals 3D structure of critical protein complex

When this structure, called the synaptonemal complex, doesn't assemble properly in the cell, it can lead to chromosomal abnormalities, miscarriages, and birth defects.

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22 June 2017

Cancer cells may streamline their genomes in order to proliferate more easily

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05 June 2017

Genetic cross-talk key to cell balance

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01 June 2017

Selfish gene acts as both poison and antidote to eliminate competition

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01 April 2017

Creating a scientific legacy that lasts

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01 April 2017

A discussion with Matt Gibson, PhD

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01 April 2017

In it to win it

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01 April 2017

Advancing science to serve society

Associate Investigator Sue Jaspersen, PhD, was elected as an American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellow for her distinguished contributions to her field.

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