“Figuring out why some cell types are resistant is key to understanding why other cell types are so susceptible. Our latest findings offer new insight into key differences in neurons of the thoracic region, and could be harnessed to better understand why they are more resistant to the progression of ALS.” Read more in an exclusive Q&A with Dr. Tom Jessell (Project ALS Research Advisory Board) and Lora Sweeney, of Columbia and the Salk Institute, on their recently published study. Read here.
Project ALS & the Robert Packard Center for ALS Research present Challenges & Opportunities of ALS Modeling
Packard Center and Project ALS host workshop to share knowledge on culturing human neurons as an essential research tool From April 28–30, more than forty
July 9, 2025
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