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First in Humans RNA Editing: "A Tremendously Big Deal"
RNA editing is one of a handful of promising new genomic techniques that has emerged over the past decade.
A Bacterial Immune System That Senses Genome Damage
IGI researchers describe a novel immune mechanism in the bacterial immune system Hachiman: sensing genome integrity.
Improving Editing Efficiency with Degradable LNPs
For genomic medicines, endocytosis is a double-edged sword.
Two IGI Women in Enterprising Science Fellows Receive $1 Million Each in Seed Funding
Derfogail Delcassian and Yue Clare Lou were each awarded non-dilutive seed funding that can to accelerate the commercialization of their discoveries.
Why We Need More Women in Bio-Entrepreneurship
IGI's 2023-2024 Women in Enterprising Science (WIES) Fellows share their thoughts on gender equity in bio-entrepreneurship.
Two New RSRT-Funded Projects That Use a Novel Approach to Deliver Genome Editors to the Brain
The projects use a novel delivery method combined with base editing and epigenome editing, respectively.
IGI Partners with HBCU Hampton University to Sponsor Summer Research Students
The UC-HBCU Initiative aims to create new collaborations.
New Research Uncovers Humans' Closest Microbial Relatives
New research confirms that Asgard archaea share a common ancestor with eukaryotes — including humans.
The Cow Burp Problem
An explainer video with script and voice-over by Hope.
Kicking Off RSRT’s New MECP2 Editing Consortium
A new consortium to develop next-gen genetic medicines for Rett syndrome.
Making More Efficient Editors
A new approach to rationally engineering Cas proteins.
New Research Points the Way to CRISPR Therapies for Hereditary Dementias
Using CRISPR in patient cells to get one step closer to the clinic.
Moi Expósito-Alonso Joins IGI's Climate Team
Studying how plants adapt to climate change, from the macro to the micro.
AI Language Models Allow Researchers to Explore New Frontiers in Bioengineering
Joining biology and AI to hack the ribosome.
CRISPR Clinical Trials: A 2024 Update
A reader-friendly deep dive.
Engineering Cas9 for Editing the Brain
Engineering Cas9 for self-delivery.
Meet an IGI Scientist: Alice Refermat
"I would say that we are at a very almost golden age of pushing the boundaries in terms of cancer therapies."
From California to Kenya: The First Year of the CRISPR Course for African Plant Scientists
"My key takeaway is that a lot of what prevents this technology from getting into the hands of the many is infrastructural and regulatory hurdles."
IGI Entrepreneurial Fellows: YouTube Playlist
Short interview clips with IGI's Women In Enterprising Science Fellows.
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