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Drs. Wei Wei and Jim Heath

Posted: March 20, 2025

Cancer Press Release Heath Lab
Melanoma Starts Evading Treatment Within Hours – Here’s How to Stop It

Melanoma Starts Evading Treatment Within Hours – Here’s How to Stop It

ISB researchers have uncovered a stealth survival strategy that melanoma cells use to evade targeted therapy, offering a promising new approach to improving treatment outcomes.

Melanoma Starts Evading Treatment Within Hours – Here’s How to Stop It
Melanoma Starts Evading Treatment Within Hours – Here’s How to Stop It

Posted: February 18, 2025

Health Press Release Gibbons Lab
Scientists Decode Diet From Stool DNA – No Questions Asked

Scientists Decode Diet From Stool DNA – No Questions Asked

ISB’s Gibbons Lab developed a breakthrough method that analyzes food-derived DNA in fecal metagenomes, allowing for data-driven diet tracking without the need for burdensome questionnaires.

Scientists Decode Diet From Stool DNA – No Questions Asked
Scientists Decode Diet From Stool DNA – No Questions Asked

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carole ellison

Posted: August 30, 2018

People Philanthropy
‘It’s Synchronicity:’ The Decades-Long Path That Led Philanthropist Carole Ellison to ISB

‘It’s Synchronicity:’ The Decades-Long Path That Led Philanthropist Carole Ellison to ISB

Philanthropist Carole Ellison created the recently unveiled K. Carole Ellison Fellows in Bioinformatics. “It’s so exciting to be part of (young researchers’) lives and help them along in their careers,” Ellison said.

‘It’s Synchronicity:’ The Decades-Long Path That Led Philanthropist Carole Ellison to ISB
‘It’s Synchronicity:’ The Decades-Long Path That Led Philanthropist Carole Ellison to ISB
Julia Joo

Posted: August 17, 2018

Education Baliga Lab Systems Education Experiences
Former SEE intern Julia Joo thanks ISB

Former SEE intern Julia Joo thanks ISB

In 2013, Joo was a high school intern in ISB’s Hood Lab. In 2014, she came back for another internship, this time in the Huang Lab. Joo has since graduated from the University of Washington with a Biochemistry and Molecular, Cellular and Development Biology double major, and now she’s working at Seattle Children’s Research Institute Center for Immunity and Immunotherapies in the Miao Lab.

Former SEE intern Julia Joo thanks ISB
Former SEE intern Julia Joo thanks ISB
Wei Wei

Posted: August 7, 2018

People Wei Lab
Dr. Wei Wei joins ISB, eyes ‘transformative impacts on future health care’

Dr. Wei Wei joins ISB, eyes ‘transformative impacts on future health care’

Prior to joining ISB’s faculty, Dr. Wei Wei earned his Ph.D. from Caltech and served as a faculty member at UCLA Medical School. In this Q&A, Wei discusses his research career to date, how research might change over the next decade, and much more.

Dr. Wei Wei joins ISB, eyes ‘transformative impacts on future health care’
Dr. Wei Wei joins ISB, eyes ‘transformative impacts on future health care’
Ötzi1

Posted: July 13, 2018

Press Release Moritz Lab
‘Ötzi’ the Iceman’s last meal consisted of fat, wild meat, cereals

‘Ötzi’ the Iceman’s last meal consisted of fat, wild meat, cereals

Members of the Moritz lab, as part of an international consortium centered in Bolzano Italy, reports this week in Cell, “Current Biology”, a multi-omic approach to identify the stomach contents and microbiome of the 5300 year old Mummy, Oetzi, the Iceman from the Oetzal Alps on the Austrian/Italian border.

‘Ötzi’ the Iceman’s last meal consisted of fat, wild meat, cereals
‘Ötzi’ the Iceman’s last meal consisted of fat, wild meat, cereals
ISB Board Members Dr. Christine Schaeffer and Douglas Howe

Posted: July 11, 2018

People Philanthropy
ISB Foundation created to support research and education through philanthropy

ISB Foundation created to support research and education through philanthropy

The Institute for Systems Biology has created the ISB Foundation, which aims to implement fundraising programs to appeal to individual donors and foundations, provide support for capital expenditures for equipment or building additions, grow the ISB endowment, and create new endowed positions and programs.

ISB Foundation created to support research and education through philanthropy
ISB Foundation created to support research and education through philanthropy
Phytoplankton Denmark

Posted: June 13, 2018

Environment Press Release Baliga Lab
ISB develops stress test to predict how diatoms will react to ocean acidification

ISB develops stress test to predict how diatoms will react to ocean acidification

In a study published in Nature Communications and with implications for understanding effects of climate change, ISB researchers show microscopic phytoplankton are more resilient in an acidified environment.

ISB develops stress test to predict how diatoms will react to ocean acidification
ISB develops stress test to predict how diatoms will react to ocean acidification
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