Samantha Bremner and NDRG co-workers Karen Gaffney, Nathan Sniadecki, and David Mack have published a paper entitled “A Change of Heart: Human Cardiac Tissue Engineering as a Platform for Drug Development” in the journal Current Cardiology Reports.
A Change of Heart: Human Cardiac Tissue Engineering as a Platform for Drug Development
New paper from the NDRG team Read More »
Three members of the NDRG team; Changho Chun, Hunter Furutani and Cecelia Watson received awards as ISCRM Fellows for fiscal year 2021/2022
ISCRM Fellows Awards to Changho Chun, Hunter Furutani, and Cecelia Watson Read More »
Too bad Mariners hitters are not as productive as NDRG scientists.
_
NDRG Attends a Mariners Game Read More »
David Mack has received a research grant from the Will Cure Foundation to support research concerning gene therapy for X-linked myotubular myopathy.
Will Cure Foundation Awards Research Grant to David Mack Read More »
Alec Smith has been awarded a University of Washington RRF grant for $40,000. The funded project is entitled “Using functional readouts from engineered models of innervated skeletal muscle to assess the efficacy of gene therapies targeting neuromuscular diseases”.
Royalty Research Fund Award to Alec Smith Read More »
Alec Smith has been awarded an Innovation Pilot Award by ISCRM. This Washington-State-funded one year grant will fund research into the effect of Duchenne muscular dystrophy on muscle spindles, the sensory receptor structures within skeletal muscle that allow us to sense the extent and speed of contraction of our muscles to permit coordinated movement.
ISCRM Innovation Pilot Award to Alec Smith Read More »
David Mack and Lisa Maves are co-Principle Investigators on a new NIH R01 grant – “Three-model platform for understanding DMD epigenetic mechanisms and advancing small molecule therapies“.
NIH Grant Awarded to David Mack and Lisa Maves Read More »
Today Changho Chun was informed that he has been awarded a predoctoral trainee position from the ISCRM Fellows program. The traineeship will support his work developing improved methods for producing induced pluripotent stem cell-based in vitro models of human ventral spinal cord, to be used for study of motor neuron diseases.
Changho Chun awarded ISCRM Fellows predoctoral trainee position. Read More »
NDRG’s efforts to obtain funding for our high school summer research internship for Seattle area underserved minorities have received a big boost by the inauguration of a fundraising page on UW Medicine’s Accelerate peer-to-peer fundraising site.
NDRG fund-raising page goes live Read More »
