Team Harnesses Antibody Evolution on the Path to an AIDS Vaccine

A new vaccination strategy from the Schief, Nemazee, Burton and Wilson labs could jump-start the selection and evolution of broadly effective antibodies to prevent HIV infection.

New Method Makes Building 'One-Handed' Drugs Easier than Ever

The new method from the Yu lab is already being adopted by pharmaceutical researchers.

Team Reverses Alcohol Dependence in Animal Models

The new approach from the George lab specifically targets alcohol-linked neurons.

Researchers Shed New Light on the Role of Calcium in Learning and Memory

Calcium in mitochondria—the powerhouse of all cells—can impact the development of the brain, according to a new study from the Davis lab.

Study Supports Strategy of Series of Shots to Vaccinate Against AIDS

Researchers from the Schief lab and colleagues move closer to understanding the sequence of “priming,” “boosting” and “cocktail” injections needed to fight HIV.

Roy Smith Looks Ahead

Smith speaks about his passion for science in general and Prader-Willi research in particular, as well as his plans as an emeritus professor.