A scientist’s life: 10 things Carl Ware has done
Meet Dr. Carl Ware, director of our Infectious and Inflammatory Disease Center. The San Diego Union-Tribune gives us a glimpse of what he has experienced throughout his life: surfing, hitchhiking,...
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Congratulations to the 2011 Fishman Fund Award winners
Sanford-Burnham’s founders, William and Lillian Fishman, appreciated the important impact that postdoctoral fellows have on medical research and created a tradition of fostering the development of...
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Researchers find new method to halt the advance of liver cancer
Liver cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. New research indicates that blocking the activity of the lymphotoxin-beta receptor may improve the outcome of for patients...
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SBP Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences receives WASC accreditation
SBP's Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences has received WASC accreditation, recognizing excellence in academic and technical training in the fields of biology, chemistry, bioinformatics, and...
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Towards a more sensitive and specific diagnostic test for melanoma
Ranjan Perera's lab has identified the functions of two noncoding RNAs present at abnormal levels in melanoma.
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SBP and GSK create new Center for Translational Neuroscience
The new Center, located on the SBP campus in La Jolla, will bring together experts from SBP and GSK to investigate factors that influence brain function and potentially reverse or slow down...
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Research points to new way to prevent optic nerve degeneration in glaucoma
Breakthrough science to preserve vision in glaucoma
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Rebooting the immune system after a bone marrow transplant
Novel target for immunotherapeutics to help restore T cell numbers faster
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