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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
January 17, 2022
New Scientific Publications
Each week, Fred Hutch librarians search PubMed and Web of Science to discover new papers published by Fred Hutch authors
Week of January 16, 2022
'I have an obligation to swing for the fences'
Philanthropic funds at just the right time helped Mark Roth plumb the secrets of immortality
Lightning strikes twice for iodine as potentially life-saving intervention
From the Roth Lab, Basic Sciences Division
Study reveals element in blood is part of human — and hibernating squirrel — stress response
The element iodide’s ability to dampen the harm of stress-induced inflammation points to potential uses in treating traumatic injuries and COVID-19
Iodine, the secret weapon of hibernating ground squirrels and trauma patients
New study reveals rare element’s primordial role in preventing inflammation-induced damage
Scientists-turned-entrepreneurs share lessons learned launching startups
From venture capital to office space to acquisitions, academics starting companies face a steep learning curve — but there’s help to be found
Do we create our own time? Dr. Mark Roth explores the answers
Cell biologist Dr. Mark Roth gets deep on suspended animation and philosophy with audience of marijuana enthusiasts
Remembering Fred Hutch's Dr. Harold Weintraub 20 years later
20 years after Dr. Harold Weintraub’s death, his life — and his research — are still making a difference
Selenide protects heart muscle in the wake of cardiac arrest
Tissue damage is diminished by nearly 90 percent, finds preclinical study
MacGyvering lab equipment
From old bicycle wheels to an in-house metalworking shop, scientists get creative when the research tools they need don’t exist
Heart attack help? Iodide protects against damage after blood flow is restored, study finds
Safe, common chemical reduced reperfusion injury by up to 75 percent in mice, may hold potential for people
Questions for a ‘genius:’ Fred Hutch’s MacArthur Fellow reflects on life-changing award
As a new class of winners is named Wednesday, Dr. Mark Roth talks about the impact of receiving $500,000 in 2007
Mark Roth to be featured in ‘NOVA’ series
‘Making Stuff Colder’ episode to air at 9 p.m. Oct. 30 on PBS
Seattle Science Festival showcases 'Cool' biomedical jobs June 13
Signature program will feature Fred Hutch's Colleen Delaney, Mark Roth, and UW's Buddy Ratner, 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Seattle Public Library
Spend Saturday at the Seattle Center exploring Science EXPO
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center will participate in the second annual Seattle Science Festival with two hands-on exhibits at Science EXPO Day June 8 and a presentation on 'cool' biomedical jobs June 13
Hutch Holiday Gala raises more than $6.1 million
36th annual Gala guests propel private support for basic research
Roth, Van Gilst win Glenn Awards
Unsolicited grants support research in aging
How suspended animation protects against lethal hypothermia
Roth’s work may help preserve organs for transplantation
Freezing 'to death' and living to tell about it: Study reveals how suspended animation protects against lethal hypothermia
Findings in yeast and worms may have implications for extending preservation of human organs for transplantation
Roth’s 'riveting' TED talk now online
Watch the 18-minute lecture that continues to win accolades for Dr. Mark Roth and his research in suspended animation