Sanford Children’s Health Research Center
The collaboration combines world-class scientific talent with state-of-the art technology to conquer childhood diseases. In addition to the new center in La Jolla, Sanford Health will develop... [READ MORE]
News
September 2, 2008
Burnham Awarded $97.9 Million NIH Grant to Expand Small-Molecule Screening and Discovery Center more »
June 30, 2008
Researchers Link Early Stem Cell Mutation to Autism more »
June 25, 2008
Nerve Cells Derived from Embryonic Stem Cells and Transplanted into Mice May Lead to Improved Brain Treatments more »
May 30, 2008
Potential Therapy Discovered for Hypophosphatasia, a Congenital Form of Rickets more »
Featured Lab
Dr. Hanein is working to determine what is happening with the molecules that form the skeleton machinery of that cell as it creeps forward.On Dr. Dorit Hanein’s desk, a stack of black, three inch square films show minute portions of a human cell from a series of angles, building a 3-D map of its inner structure. Using the data, she will work together with her collaborators to determine what is happening with the molecules that form the skeleton machinery of that cell as it creeps forward. [READ MORE]
Special Features
Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2008
A Community Lecture Series in Lake Nona in Orlando, Florida
Burnham Institute for Medical Research at Lake Nona will host the Burnham Research Briefings - community outreach programs planned in Central Florida that will highlight some of Burnham’s major priorities in medical research. »
Effie started voice lessons at the age of 65 and after four years realized that a lyric soprano her age had no place to perform. Determined to achieve her goals, she increased the number of lessons. A year later, just before her seventieth birthday, Effie debuted across the street from Carnegie Hall in her first of many one-woman recitals entitled, "The Impossible Dream."