Study Shows Hemorrhagic Fevers Can Be Caused by Body’s Antiviral Interferon Response

A team led by Roberto Baccala and Michael Oldstone have uncovered a major clue in the mystery of why these virus infections cause illness—often death—in some people and not in others.

Revealing the Molecular Secrets of Short, Intense Workouts

The new findings from the Conkright lab open the door to a range of potential exercise enhancements.

Team Generates Long-Sought Molecular Map of Critical Genetic Machinery

The findings from the Asturias lab will shed light on conditions from cancer to developmental disorders.

Scientists Find New Targets that Could Increase Effectiveness, Reduce Side Effects in Breast Cancer Treatments

Researchers from the Griffin lab also hope to probe the implications of their findings for prostate cancer.

Researchers Discover New Role for Protein that Repairs Unstable DNA ‘Hotspots’

A new study from the Wu lab brings scientists closer to understanding genome instability—and how to prevent it.

Team Wins $13 Million Grant in AIDS Vaccine Effort

“The long-term goal is to elicit broadly neutralizing antibodies against HIV,” says Professor Richard Wyatt of TSRI and IAVI.