Faculty & Staff
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ArticleNovember 11, 2024"Hope is what keeps moving you forward": JAX hosts the annual Rare New England Conference
Researchers from the Rare Disease Translational Center joined family members and advocates for a panel focused on rare disease mouse modeling. -
Media ReleaseOctober 09, 2024Study probes how eating less can extend lifespan
Researchers at The Jackson Laboratory conduct pivotal study into aging and lifespan to uncover new details about how diets might make people live longer — but also their negative side effects -
Featured ArticleOctober 08, 2024How diabetes risk genes make cells less resilient to stress
Some genetic factors predisposing people to diabetes might change the way pancreatic cells respond to molecular stress, researchers at The Jackson Laboratory discovered. -
ArticleAugust 14, 2024From mice to medicine - six questions with Nadia Rosenthal
How working with genetically diverse could revolutionize our understanding of human disease and treatment.
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Media ReleaseOctober 29, 2024JAX researchers unveil method to map immune cell connections, predicting patient survival in cancer
Researchers at The Jackson Laboratory have developed a new combination of imaging and computational methods to study connections between immune cells in breast cancer and melanoma -
ArticleOctober 08, 2024Cancer research trainees advance their skills at JAX with support from the American Cancer Society
Earlier this year, The Jackson Laboratory’s NCI-designated Basic Research Cancer Center and the American Cancer Society (ACS) teamed up to have ACS-funded trainees attend advanced cancer courses at JAX, aiming to deepen their understanding of cutting-edge cancer research techniques through experiential learning. -
ArticleSeptember 17, 2024Unravel Biosciences and The Jackson Laboratory announce collaboration
Unravel Biosciences and The Jackson Laboratory announce collaboration to accelerate the discovery of promising drugs for diseases with high unmet need -
ArticleAugust 14, 2024JAX researchers call for genetically diverse models to drive innovation in drug discovery
Diverse mouse models show promise in how we understand and treat diseases, offering a significant improvement over standardized but limited mouse and cellular models.