Kim Roberts led JCC into the internet era In 1998, Kim Roberts was working for a temporary agency and was assigned to work as an Administrative Assistant in Dr. Joan Seitz’s lab at Yale University. […]
Our innate immune systems protect us against harmful and infectious pathogens. Pyroptosis is one form of cell death used to kill infected host cells. At the molecular level, pyroptosis is initiated by caspases in infected […]
JCC Fellow Dr. Andrew Weems recently published his latest findings investigating the role of cellular blebs in oncogenic cellular signaling. Cancer cells are often covered in blebs, small round bumps thought to aid metastasis through […]
Dr. Anne Churchland has joined the JCC Board of Scientific Advisors. Dr. Churchland is a Professor and Arnold Scheibel Chair of Neuroscience at UCLA. The Churchland Lab studies how decisions are made at the cellular […]
Dr. David Julius (JCC class of 1984) won the 2021 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine, along with Dr. Ardem Patapoutian. The Nobel recognizes Dr. Julius’ discovery of receptors that enable cells and organisms to […]