Chemistry, Engineering & Medicine for Human Health
News and Press Releases
Oct 15 2013 | Inside Stanford Medicine
The W.M. Keck Foundation awarded a $1 million grant to Institute for Chemical Biology member Joshua Elias.
Sep 30 2013 | Stanford Report
Eight Stanford University scientists have received more than $17 million from the National Institutes of Health that will enable them to pursue innovative research in biomedicine. Two of those honored were Institute for Chemical Biology members Michael Lin and Elizabeth Sattely.
Sep 26 2013 | Inside Stanford Medicine
Institute for Chemical Biology member Julien Sage was part of a team of scientists that found a new use for a class of antidepressants in treating a deadly form of lung cancer.
Sep 15 2013 | Inside Stanford Medicine
A pair of studies from the lab of Institute for Chemical Biology member Calvin Kuo shows that a drug already on the market may be able to regulate a process that can lead to diabetes.
Aug 15 2013 | Stanford Report
A team of scientists including Institute for Chemical Biology member Christina Smolke developed a molecular tool that can regulate the inner workings of cells.
Aug 12 2013 | Stanford Report
An engineered molecule that sticks to a form of brain cancer can act as a molecular flashlight to highlight the location of the deadly cells. The discovery by Institute for Chemical Biology scientist Jennifer Cochrane could help doctors be sure they have removed the entire tumor during surgery.
Jul 31 2013 | Stanford Report
Thirteen middle school teachers – from Southern California to the Bay Area – came to Stanford to learn about nanotechnology and to develop hands-on activities to use in their classrooms. Institute for Chemical Biology member Nicholas Melosh was one of the scientists who spoke with the teachers.
Jul 23 2013 | Stanford Report
The Institute for Chemical Biology will draw students and faculty from across Stanford to drive innovation and discovery in biomedical science and train a new generation of "physician-scientist-engineers".
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