May, 2020 - While many are working from home, these scientists are continuing to go to the lab in hopes of making a discovery that could lead to the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.
January, 2020 - Hear Todd describe his recent work published in Cell Systems used machine learning to predict and control pluripotent stem cell self-organization, which could be used for developing 3D organ models and tissues.
January, 2020 - Experiments with adding a heparin mixture with clinically relevant levels of bone morphogenetic protein leads to significant reductions of ossification in preclinical and computer modeling
November, 2019 - The McDevitt Lab at Gladstone used a machine-learning approach to discover new ways of controlling the spatial organization of induced pluripotent stem cells
October, 2019 - Building on Shinya Yamanaka’s human induced pluripotent stem cells, Gladstone researchers are developing creative strategies to use stem cells toward understanding and treating diseases.
October, 2019 - These tiny versions of the heart, brain, intestine, lungs, and other organs are transforming how we research human disease and development at Gladstone and beyond.
November, 2018 - A researcher claims to have used the genome editing technique CRISPR-Cas9 to modify genes in two human embryos, which led to the birth of the first genetically edited babies.
October, 2018 - New discoveries about how cells self-organize could help researchers create more authentic organ models for research or transplantation
October, 2018 - Scientists believe that the patterning of stem cell differentiation affects what kinds of cells will ultimately emerge from the differentiation process.
October, 2017 - Dylan McCreedy was one of five poster winners (out of 1,340 posters) at the Biomedical Engineering Society’s Annual Meeting held October 11–14, 2017, in Phoenix, AZ.
