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The California Stem Cell Report asked CIRM on Oct. 5 for comment on the Nobel announcement. On Oct. 8, a CIRM spokesperson emailed the following:
“Karl Deisseroth’s New Faculty Award helped him establish his lab when he was a young facult...
Kaplan is the scientist who authored the arguments against Proposition 38 in the official state ballot guide. His video can be found on the website of the campaign against the measure.
“Prop. 38 is one of the most noxious deposits on Calif...
Karl Deisseroth this morning after receiving news of the Nobel. The Stanford caption on the photo said, “‘Karl comes across like a surfer dude, casual, very humble,’ Rob Malenka (a Stanford colleague) said. ‘He shows up in T-shirts and blue...
Rendering of a UCLA facility that would house an immunology research institute supported by Proposition 38.
California voters are being asked this fall to pony up nearly $13 billion to help build a “field of dreams” at UCLA -- albeit an im...
California’s stem cell and gene therapy research program has embarked on a fresh, $1 billion path to generate the “greatest impact for patients.” It is part of an effort to fulfill the nearly 22-year-old expectations of voters that the prog...
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