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03 August 2026
Meet the Summer Scholar Uncovering How Bacteria Communicate
Jimuel Clarence Malimban is gaining hands-on research experience using genetic tools to better understand bacterial behavior
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Workman Lab 25th year reunion
Workman celebrates 25 years of exceptional science.
First Row (from left to right): Jacques Cote, Tamaki Suganuma, Jerry Workman, Li-Jung Juan, Bing Li. Second row: Chhabi Govind, Gerald Dayebgadoh, Saikat Bhattacharya, Mischa Smolle, Michael Carey. Third row: Chun Ruan, Jelly Soffers, Chia-Hui Lin, Hugh Patterton, Samantha Pattenden. Fourth row: Daeyoup Lee, Fu Huang, Amber Mosley. Fifth row: Leanne Well, Kerstin Bystricky, Rhea Utley. Sixth row: Ceci (Ge) Li, Xuanying Li, Jae Hyoun Lee, Michael Kladde, Marissa Vignali, David Steger, Soon-Keat Ooi, Mark Adams. Seventh row: Arnob Dutta, Cedric Clapier, Christine Brown, LeAnn Howe, Vikki Weake. Eighth row: Michael Vermeulen, Seunghee Oh, DeeDee Balkus, Kenneth Witwer, Ryan Mohan. Ninth row: Michael Church, Kristen Hurov (Neely), Marilyn Pray-Grant, José Leonardo Gutiérrez. Back row: Patrick Grant, Christopher Adams, Tom Owen-Hughes.
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30 July 2026
Stowers Institute expands AI Initiative, appoints second Artificial Intelligence Fellow
Charles McAnany, Ph.D., uses machine learning to help decode how DNA controls gene activity and reveal hidden patterns in the genome. He will now enhance AI accessibility and implementation across the Institute’s 24 research programs.
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30 July 2026
Following proteins into a new chapter
Promoted to Investigator, Randal Halfmann, Ph.D., has built a research program around the molecular events that help cells adapt, defend themselves, and sometimes begin a path toward disease — and there are plenty of questions he still wants to ask.
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