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As a result of years of collaborative investment in training Nigerian scientists, genomic information about Lassa virus enabled public health officials to make real-time management decisions during the 2018 outbreak

Through “polygenic risk scoring,” researchers can identify people at high risk for disease, even if they don’t present other warning signs; method shows potential for use in the clinic

A comprehensive single-cell analysis of airway cells in mice, validated in human tissue, reveals molecular details critical to understanding lung disease.

Psychiatric disorders may have important molecular similarities that are not reflected in current diagnostic categories.

New research provides insights into the genetic variants that increase risk of Crohn’s disease, as well as other rare diseases

The ӳ����ý hosted our first-ever Take Your Little ӳ����ýie to Work Day on Monday, April 23, 2018. Nearly 60 children between ages 6 and 13 visited the institute for a day of activities to learn about science, experience life in a lab, engage their imaginations, and spark their interest in STEM careers.

Profiling thousands of individual cells enables researchers to create an atlas of embryonic development at unparalleled resolution

New technique enables SHERLOCK to detect a virus directly in bodily fluids, eliminating a step that required lab equipment and expanding the platform’s potential to quickly and cheaply track pathogens such as Ebola, Zika, and Lassa fever anywhere in the world

Researchers rapidly evolve more broadly applicable and precise CRISPR-Cas9 variants.