Contents – InsideSalk 11|07 Issue
FROM THE LABS
- Newborn Neurons Like to Hang With the 'In' Crowd
- A Possible Mechanistic Link Between Stress and Development of Alzheimer's Tangles
- Cancer Stem Cells Can Go It Alone
- Expanding the Genetic Code in Mammalian Cells
- Researchers Successfully Deliver Protein Across the Blood-Brain Barrier
- Paying Attention to Attention
COVER STORY
INSTITUTE NEWS
- Tony Hunter Receives Pasarow Award for Cancer Research
- American Philosophical Society Inducts Ronald Evans and Baldomero Olivera
- 'Scientist to Watch'
- Damon Runyon Fellow
- Salk Appoints Nobel Laureate Dr. Roger Guillemin as Interim President
- Salk Receives $2.3 Million Stem Cell Research Facility Grant
- Michael J. Fox Foundation Awards Two-Year Grant
- Friends Remember Odile Crick's Love of Adventure and Art
IN PROFILE
PHILANTHROPY
- Dianne Day Retires and Leaves Behind a 33-Year Legacy of Leadership
- Friends of the Institute Gather for Annual Symphony at Salk
- International Council Members Learn About Salk's Latest Studies in Vienna
DONOR IN PROFILE
- Donor Gail Hoffman 'Remembers Polio'
- Innovation Grants Program Infuses Cutting-Edge Projects with Start-Up Funds