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12 July 2022
Unprecedented images from Webb Telescope spark excitement in local biomedical researchers
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B.S., Biochemistry, John Brown University
Ph.D., Chemistry, University of Kansas
Courses Taught
Cell Biology; Genetics
Intrigued by the molecular underpinnings of life, Jay Unruh pursued a B.S. degree in molecular biology at John Brown University and later a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of Kansas. He continued his molecular studies in living cells during his postdoctoral studies in the Laboratory of Fluorescence Dynamics at the University of California, Irvine before joining the Stowers Institute as a research specialist in 2008. At Stowers, he extended his exploration of the molecular details influencing the cellular and organismal diversity. In 2010, Unruh took on the role of research advisor, then in 2015 he was appointed co-head of the Microscopy Center. In 2019, Unruh co-directed the Microscopy, Imaging, and Big Data group and in 2022, he accepted the role of Director of Scientific Data.
In The News
12 July 2022
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12 July 2022
KCTV5, the local CBS affiliate in Kansas City, recently sat down with the Stowers Institute for Medical Research to discuss the extraordinary images captured by NASA’s James Webb Telescope.
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News
19 April 2021
“I was always so fascinated by those images,” says Peloggia de Castro. “I looked at them and thought, one day I want to do that."
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News
30 November 2020
Researchers at the Stowers Institute have developed an approach that integrates several technologies to build detailed structural models of protein complexes, which are made up of multiple proteins that assemble and work together to perform a biological function.
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