SRI researchers study the cells of the long-living rodent to find new drug targets for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and other neurodegenerative disorders.

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SRI scientists are developing a cell-based platform using an often-undervalued subset of helper T cells to deliver potent antitumor proteins for solid tumors, overcoming dose-related toxicities.

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As part of a nationwide longitudinal study of adolescent brain development, researchers use AI to analyze data to pinpoint obesity risk factors.

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SRI’s Senior Microbiologist Emeritus receives the prestigious Society for Industrial Microbiology and Biotechnology fellowship award for exceptional dedication.

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Three experts offer actionable strategies to navigate social media, sleep, and helping prepare children for new routines.

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A switch from studying medical physics to radiation biology charted the course for fascinating research.

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Navigating genomes just became easier with dynamically responsive zoom and high-density display.

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