To date, Gladstone’s PUMAS program has helped propel more than 80 community college students toward advanced education and scientific careers. Read more about the program: bit.ly/4g4B6KM

Virologist Warner Greene and neuroscientist Katerina Akassoglou teamed up to investigate the root cause of unusual blood clotting and neurological issues among people with COVID-19 and #longCOVID. Read more about what they discovered: bit.ly/4dCNi3O

Check out this upcoming event where Gladstone President Deepak Srivastava will be delivering the keynote address. bit.ly/4fTS3aK California Life Sciences (CLS) California Institute for Regenerative Medicine

Scientists in Jennifer Doudna’s (Doudna Lab) lab provide novel insights into nearly 70,000 lesser-known viral proteins that could eventually help in the development of new antiviral therapies. Read more: bit.ly/3AATKcW

In September, Gladstone will be participating in the Bay Area American Heart Association Walk. Our scientists are proud to receive a number of grants from the AHA, so the funds raised during the event helps support our life-saving research. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3WdlYSk

Gladstone investigator Melanie Ott (The Ott Lab) answers questions about #mpox for The Voice of San Francisco bit.ly/3yXGzlU

Katerina Akassoglou (Katerina Akassoglou) teamed up with Warner Greene to investigate the root cause of unusual blood clotting and neurological issues among people with #COVID19 and #longCOVID. Read more about the new study: bit.ly/4dCNi3O

For #WorldAlzheimersMonth, we're sharing some of our latest discoveries. Read more about this study from the Huang Lab: bit.ly/45NukTC #AlzheimersDisease

From growing up near San Francisco battling imposter syndrome to earning a PhD in Virology from Harvard—meet Desmond Richmond-Buccola. Discover how the mentorship from the PUMAS program at Gladstone helped him unlock his potential 👉 bit.ly/4g4B6KM

Later this month, we'll be participating in the Bay Area American Heart Association Walk. Our scientists are proud to receive a number of grants from the AHA, so the funds raised during the event helps support our life-saving research. Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/3WdlYSk

A new study by Gladstone researchers shows that the blood coagulation protein fibrin is the culprit that causes the unusual clotting and inflammation that are the primary symptoms of #COVID19. bit.ly/4cNP4hv

Continuous multiplexed phage genome editing using recombitrons go.nature.com/3yUNYTi

Gladstone is embarking on a five-year, $350 million campaign we’re calling “Gladstone NOW.” This campaign will accelerate our groundbreaking research and equip us to solve some of the most complex problems in human health. Join us in our journey. bit.ly/3TgV0bM

Congrats to Gladstone Investigator Catherine Tcheandjieu Gueliatcha (Catherine T, DVM, PhD | #BlackInCardio team) for being named one of 10 “Emerging Leader in Health and Medicine” scholars by The National Academy of Medicine. bit.ly/4e2OQUG

Multiplexed editing of phage genomes using retrons, now published at Nature Biotechnology with lots of new bells and whistles. chloe kate crawford Santi Bhattarai-Kline Darshini Poola Karen Zhang Alex González-Delgado Matías Rojas Montero nature.com/articles/s4158…

Amazing and clever technology from my Gladstone Institutes colleague Seth Shipman’ lab

A team at Gladstone developed a technology that lets them edit the genomes of bacteria-fighting viruses, known as phages, in a streamlined and highly effective way. Seth Shipman kate crawford chloe Nature Biotechnology UC San Francisco UCSF Bioengineering & Therapeutic Sciences Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Network bit.ly/3XIW4rL

Learn how Gladstone leads the way in innovative approaches to solve disease—and ultimately save lives. Watch the new video "A Revolutionary Moment in Science and Medicine" bit.ly/4dJAuc1

🚨 NEW 🚨 "Continuous multiplexed phage genome editing using recombitrons" in Nature Biotechnology by Seth Shipman go.nature.com/3yUNYTi

Congrats to Jennifer Doudna (Doudna Lab) who received the 2024 UC San Francisco Medal 🎉 bit.ly/47iZYud