01 October 2015

Neaves Award Encourages Scientific Exploration & Innovation

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01 October 2015

Lampreys, cavefish, flatworms, & sea anemones, oh my!

Stowers Institute amasses menagerie of unconventional organisms to study health and disease.

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01 October 2015

An inspiring journey - Bill Neaves’ lifelong study of reptiles

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01 October 2015

From mountain trails to prairies: the making of a researcher

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16 September 2015

Innovative imaging technique reveals new cellular secrets

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16 July 2015

Orchestrating hair cell regeneration: a supporting player’s close-up

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16 July 2015

Orchestrating hair cell regeneration: a supporting player’s close-up

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08 June 2015

Stowers Investigator receives American Cancer Society recognition

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27 May 2015

Stress triggers key molecule to halt transcription of cell’s genetic code

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22 April 2015

Stowers Investigator elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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22 April 2015

Stowers Investigator elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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01 April 2015

To mature or not to mature

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01 April 2015

Tissue Culture by the numbers

Like greenhouse gardeners, the cell culturists in the Stowers Tissue Culture Core Laboratory devotedly care for and cultivate a variety of cells and tissues

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01 April 2015

The case for curiosity: why basic research matters

Unless you’ve had cancer or supported someone who has, you may not be aware of the Herculean efforts often required to battle the disease. But if you are a cancer survivor, you’ve likely thanked an oncologist, possibly even the nurses and technicians at your cancer hospital.

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01 April 2015

The case for curiosity: why basic research matters

Unless you’ve had cancer or supported someone who has, you may not be aware of the Herculean efforts often required to battle the disease. But if you are a cancer survivor, you’ve likely thanked an oncologist, possibly even the nurses and technicians at your cancer hospital.

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01 April 2015

The case for curiosity: why basic research matters

Unless you’ve had cancer or supported someone who has, you may not be aware of the Herculean efforts often required to battle the disease. But if you are a cancer survivor, you’ve likely thanked an oncologist, possibly even the nurses and technicians at your cancer hospital.

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01 April 2015

The software behind the science

Technological advances yielding vast amounts of biological data have forever changed the way research is conducted, reported, and shared

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01 April 2015

The software behind the science

Technological advances yielding vast amounts of biological data have forever changed the way research is conducted, reported, and shared

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01 April 2015

The software behind the science

Technological advances yielding vast amounts of biological data have forever changed the way research is conducted, reported, and shared

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01 April 2015

A discussion with Linheng Li, PhD

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13 March 2015

New technique can locate genes’ on-off switches

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13 March 2015

New technique can locate genes’ on-off switches

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01 March 2015

Wherever the science takes her

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