Why We Should Care About Aging Research
September is Healthy Aging Month. Brian Stoveken talks about why the field of aging research is so important. Read More →
program: Integrated Biomedical Sciences Programs
Barshop on TV: Breakthrough Drug Battling Alzheimer’s
Dr. Bess Frost and her lab were featured on KENS 5 for their research on Alzheimer's disease. Read More →
Pharmacology Graduate Symposium Dedicated In Memory Of Alumnus Matt Rowan
The Department of Pharmacology will host the 23rd Annual Graduate Student Symposium on Friday, Oct. 28 at the LaQuinta Medical Center. Read More →
The Opioid Epidemic
Allison Doyle Brackley writes about how opioids have become the gold standard for pain in America. Read More →
Nourhan Abdelfattah Works On Children’s Cancer Research
Children's Cancer researcher Nourhan Abdelfattah would like to start a STEM careers awareness program to introduce female high-school students to different STEM careers in Egypt. She was recently accepted into the Schlumberger Faculty for The Future women's leadership program. Read More →
National Cancer Institute T32 Grant Renewed
The Ruth Kirschstein National Research Service Award (T32) grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) was just renewed for five years. Read More →
Alum Capt. Elaine Por Featured on USAISR website for eye injury treatment
Alum Capt. Elaine Por, a principle investigator and deputy task area manager in the Ocular Trauma Division at the USAISR is looking for a novel way to treat eye injuries that can result in blindness. Read More →
A New Way To Deliver Drugs
Alumnae Rasika Vartak writes about a "New Way To Deliver Drugs" for Young Zine magazine. Read More →