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New Science Spotlight Articles

Every month, Fred Hutch postdoc writer/editors summarize two papers from each of our scientific divisions to stimulate collaborations across campus
1 NEW September 25, 2023
Application of the aging-well model in lesbian and bisexual women

Application of the aging-well model in lesbian and bisexual women

From the Bowen Group, Public Health Sciences Division
Science SpotlightOctober 19, 2020
Pudgy middle age: Does a little fat have an upside?

Pudgy middle age: Does a little fat have an upside?

Yeast studies of cellular aging suggest that middle-aged flab could help protect against stress
Hutch NewsJune 09, 2020
How the immune system’s key organ regenerates itself

How the immune system’s key organ regenerates itself

Watch: Hutch researcher discusses harnessing the thymus’s knack for self-repair to boost immune function and help patients
Hutch NewsJanuary 12, 2018
On the other side of tragedy: Stress may boost resilience

On the other side of tragedy: Stress may boost resilience

People who endure life-changing stress seem to gain resilience — and think they look younger: study
Hutch NewsNovember 18, 2015
Study reveals how cells’ nuclei keep their shape

Study reveals how cells’ nuclei keep their shape

Scientists discover a protein that keeps cellular nuclei from shriveling, a hallmark of old age and the premature-aging disease progeria
Hutch NewsMarch 05, 2015
Olsen wins $1.25 million NIH Early Independence Award

Olsen wins $1.25 million NIH Early Independence Award

Basic Sciences Division's Carissa Perez Olsen is among first 10 recipients of new award designed to leapfrog outstanding junior investigators directly into faculty positions; two affiliate researchers also among recipients
Hutch NewsOctober 03, 2011
Computational biologist receives $400,000 award

Computational biologist receives $400,000 award

Ellison Medical Foundation’s New Scholar in Aging award furthers Robins' collaborative research in age-related immune function
Hutch NewsAugust 17, 2009
Video: Age, the greatest carcinogen

Video: Age, the greatest carcinogen

Gottschling Lab discovers defect to a key cellular process that goes off course as cells grow older
Hutch NewsAugust 17, 2009
New faculty member receives $400,000 award

New faculty member receives $400,000 award

Bielas wins New Scholar in Aging award from The Ellison Medical Foundation for studies on cancer and age-related disease
Hutch NewsJuly 27, 2009
In his own words: Bielas on aging

In his own words: Bielas on aging

New faculty member Dr. Jason Bielas, Public Health Sciences Division, talks with the editor of Center News about the research that won him a $400,000 New Scholar in Aging award from The Ellison Medical Foundation
Hutch NewsJuly 27, 2009