Join us on Tuesday, June 4th at 7:10 PM as the New York Mets take on the San Francisco Giants When Project ALS was founded by the
To create a personal fundraising page: Why create a personal fundraising page? This option allows you to create your own, unique fundraising page that can
Columbia University and Project ALS today announced the Project ALS Therapeutics Core at Columbia (THE CORE), a 3-year, $6.3M initiative toward the first meaningful therapies
Q&A with Project ALS Researcher Dr. Sebastian Thams, Karolinska Institute, on His Recent Discovery, Published in Molecular Therapy Can you describe your discovery that was
Joesph Klim, PhD, a Kirchhoff Family Fellow at the Lab of Kevin Eggan, PhD at Harvard University has discovered that restoring expression of the gene
Project ALS and Columbia University’s Eleanor and Lou Gehrig ALS Center have opened the ALS Families Project to study relatives of ALS patients who carry
Last year, we announced the formation of a six-lab collaboration at the direction of Project ALS to focus on the cell process known as autophagy,
In the medical research world, a “post-doctoral fellow” is the official title for a gifted, young scientist who works 25 hours a day in a
Team Chris Combs hosted their third annual Hope Gala to Defeat ALS on September 28th at the Umstead Hotel in Raleigh, NC. The past three
Let’s be honest, for the most part, experts have failed to deliver potent drugs to clinical trial in ALS. Part of the reason is we
Artist Virginia Cascarilla is donating the proceeds of her beautiful holiday greeting cards to Project ALS this season. To see her portfolio: http://paintingsbycascarilla.com/ Contact [email protected]
Project ALS scientists in the Wichterle Lab at Columbia University have made a crucial breakthrough in stem cell research. The recent study, published in Neuron,
