The five-year project will explore how Alzheimer’s development is impacted by molecules in the scaffolding of our brains, which could yield new strategies for treating the disease.
As part of the Institute’s ongoing effort to cultivate a diverse and inclusive workplace, Sanford Burnham Prebys will host a seminar for faculty, staff, postdoctoral researchers and students given by Lydia Villa-Komaroff on implicit bias in scientific research.
The event, scheduled for April 27-29, aims to foster greater diversity in biomedical research and shine a spotlight on the next generation of scientific leaders.