Mini-Livers on a Chip
April, 2022 - Researchers designed a new platform for studying how the human immune system responds to hepatitis C infection by combining microfluidic technology with liver organoids.
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Disease in a dish: What mini-hearts and other organs reveal about Long COVID
March, 2022 - Bay Area scientists are infecting “organoids” to watch what happens
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Neuromuscular junction, how’s that function?
February, 2022 - New method allows for realistic, 3D model of this human synapse
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Follow your heart and trust your gut: Co-development of heart and gut tissue in organoids.
December, 2021 - McDevitt lab's research covered by Aron Zorn as a Cell Stem Cell preview.
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It Takes Guts to Make a Heart
December, 2021 - The McDevitt has created novel organoids that open new doors for understanding crosstalk between tissues during human development.
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Newly-developed Organoid Mimics How Gut and Heart Tissues Arise Cooperatively From Stem Cells.
December, 2021 - Microscopy image of the new type of organoid created by Todd McDevitt, Ana Silva, and their colleagues in which heart tissue (red, purple, and orange masses) and gut tissue (blue and green masses) are growing together. Captured by Ana Silva.
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COVID’s Cardiac Connection
November, 2021 - Coronavirus infections might cause lasting harm to the heart, even in those who have never had symptoms.
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How Do Developing Spinal Cords Choose “Heads” or “Tails”?
June, 2021 - Neural organoids developed by Gladstone scientists mimic one of the key steps in the early development of the nervous system in embryos.
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Research Associates in Their Own Words
May, 2021 - Sarah Rockwood and Marty Krakora share what it is like to be a Research Associate at Gladstone.
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Celebrating Gladstone's Research Associates!
May, 2021 - Will Flanigan says thank you to the Gladstone Research Associates for their appreciation week.
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Teaching a Computer Program to Track Cells
May, 2021 - Todd McDevitt and his team developed an artificial intelligence approach to get a more comprehensive view of how cells behave and collaborate to form complex organs.
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Updates on SARS-COV-2 Part 2
May, 2021 - Biologists Being Basic featured the lab's COVID cardiac work.
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Emily Bulger Selected as Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings Fellows
April, 2021 - Chosen based on demonstrated excellence and engagement in their field of research.
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New Insights into How COVID-19 Causes Heart Damage
March, 2021 - Gladstone scientists discover how the novel coronavirus damages heart muscle cells, and creates a system that can be used to screen potential therapies
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Bay Area Researchers Probe how Coronavirus Attacks the Heart
March, 2021 - Todd McDevitt and Bruce Conklin comment on COVID-19 cardiac research
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Cardiac Consequences of SARS-CoV-2 Infection | Todd McDevitt, PhD
February, 2021 - This talk was given at the Kickoff Symposium for the iPS Cell Research Center at Gladstone Institutes on February 8, 2021.
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What Is COVID Doing to Our Hearts?
February, 2021 - The disease may damage cardiac muscle even in those who never displayed symptoms.
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Gladstone Researchers Awarded $3.2 Million to Study Cellular Energy
October, 2020 - Ken Nakamura and Todd McDevitt will study how to boost cells’ energy and how the strategy can best treat disease
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Bay Area Researchers Explain 'Concerning' Effects of COVID-19 on Human Hearts
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Post-COVID Heart Damage Alarms Researchers: 'There was a Black Hole' in Infected Cells
September, 2020 - A Gladstone team recently published images that show how the coronavirus can directly invade the heart muscle.
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KQED Interview with Todd McDevitt
September, 2020 - Interview regarding recent COVID research on human cardiac cells and tissues.
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Coronavirus News of the Week (VIDEO)
September, 2020 - McDevitt lab COVID-19 cardiac explained by live science.
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If You've Just Had Covid, Exercise Might Not Be Good for You
September, 2020 - A growing number of studies are raising concerns about the coronavirus’ long-term effects on the heart. Athletes especially need to heed the warnings.
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How Covid hits the heart and what that means
September, 2020 - Evidence has emerged of severe direct viral assault on the heart muscle.
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Some Covid-19 Patients Show Signs of Heart Damage Months Later
September, 2020 - Recent research suggests some people who recovered might have lingering heart inflammation and injury, even if their cases weren’t severe.
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