Single-cell genomics seminar, Oct. 25
Learn about applications in single-cell technologies and single-cell multi-omic automation, and discuss what technologies and tools could support your research. The seminar will be held at two...
OHSU researchers link three rare neurological disorders, identify potential therapeutic venue
According to the National Institutes of Health, one in 10 Americans is impacted by one of more than 7,000 identified rare diseases. The majority of these diseases are genetic and do not have approved...
Preprints: The changing scholarly communication landscape
Guest post by Robin Champieux, OHSU’s research engagement and open science librarian. Have you shared your first preprint? For the uninitiated, a preprint is a complete scientific manuscript...
Study finds that biologic therapies for IBD are safe for nursing infants
New research led by Rebecca Matro, M.D., assistant professor of gastroenterology in the OHSU School of Medicine, has confirmed that biologic therapies pose no health risks to infants of nursing...
Baconguis lab publishes first visual representation of a protein connected to several diseases
New research for the first time reveals the three-dimensional structure of a membrane channel that is connected to many diseases and is critical in controlling blood pressure. The epithelial...
Xiangshu Xiao receives $120K to develop new therapy for drug-resistant ovarian cancer
Xiangshu Xiao, Ph.D., and his team were recently awarded $120,000 to develop a new therapy for drug-resistant ovarian cancer. Ovarian cancer is the deadliest gynecological cancer in the U.S., and...
Video available: Single-cell analysis capacities, experts and resources at OHSU
OHSU single-cell analysis capacities, experts and resources were discussed and detailed at the Single Cell Analysis Forum on Aug. 30, 2018. Recordings of the presentations are now...
Patient Views, Patient Voices and Bio on the Rocks, Oct. 1
Exploring first-person reality for patients with difficult or chronic diseases is important for a number of audiences — and for bio companies along the health care continuum. Monday, Oct. 1, 4...
Workshop: Managing translational informatics projects, Sept. 21
Translational informatics projects are increasingly cross-institutional and even international; managing them comes with lots of shared pain points. This one-day workshop provides hands-on training...
Launch of 2018–2019 Research Forum Series at OCTRI
Join Oregon Clinical and Translational Research Institute for the monthly research forum that addresses all things clinical and translational research. Presentations and conversations focus on issues...