Salk In The Media
December 2012
Chromosome 'Anchors' Organize DNA During Cell Division
Science Daily
16 San Diego scientists named to elite society
San Deigo Union Tribune
Microscopy: Two microscopes are better than one
Nature
More than 3,000 epigenetic switches control daily liver cycles
Biology News Net
Faster, Safer Method For Producing Stem Cells Developed By Scientists
Red Orbit
Obesity finding turns diet advice on its head
Vancouver Sun
November 2012
Salk Institute Fundraising
KPBS
Salk Institute begins fundraising effort
10News ABC San Diego
SALK GOAL: $300 MILLION As federal grants decline, institute hopes to grow support for scientists
UT San Diego
Science Finds Possible Connection Between Diabetes and Alzheimer's
Hive Health Media
Corridors of the Mind
Pacific Standard
Study links diabetes to Alzheimer's
Examiner.com
Study Links Diabetes to Alzheimer's
Salk study finds diabetes raises levels of proteins linked to Alzheimer's features
San Diego Daily Transcript
La Jolla researchers continue to amaze with scientific advancements
SDNews.com
Salk study finds diabetes raises levels of proteins linked to Alzheimer's features
San Diego Daily Transcript
October 2012
Ma Yasong picks his Great Buildings (Salk Institute)
CNN
Why Brain Tumors Are So Hard to Destroy
Yahoo News
Stem Cells Not Needed for Cancer
The Scientist
Common Cold Could Kick Cancer's Keister
Geek O System
Cold viruses point way to new cancer therapies
Yahoo News India
How a Salk scientist beat her own cancer
U-T San Diego
Cold Dinners and Hot Buildings
Psychology Today
September 2012
Mexican Axolotl Provides Insights into Potential of Human Regenerative Medicine
Sci-News.com
SCI-TECH: Induced pluripotent stem cells bear potentially troubling 'epigenetic signature', Salk, UCSD scientists say
North County Times
A Rare Feat: Two Scientists At Salk Score NIH New Innovator Awards
Yahoo News
Salk study findings could address crop growth, human hunger
sdnews.com
Remembering Salk and the fight against polio
Pasadena Star News
Major advance reported in reading people's genes
UT San Diego
"Occupy" comes to DNA: A genome for the 99 percent
Reuters
ENCODE project sheds light on human DNA and disease
Los Angeles Times
SCI-TECH: Local scientists find clues to how fruit ripens
North County Times
August 2012
Salk Institute for Biological Studies - An Architectural Gem Nestled Above the Pacific
San Diego Free Press
Doped genes the next go-good tool
The Australian
Rimes offers voice ready to soar at Salk
North County Times
Is it when you eat, not just what you eat?
Tampa Bay Times
The truth about LeAnn Rimes
U-T San Diego
Planting the Seeds of Defense: Stress Triggers Widespread Epigenetic Changes That Aid in Disease Resistance
Science Daily
Why night shift workers become prone to diabetes, obesity and cancer
Albuquerque Express
July 2012
Genetically modified athletes: Forget drugs.
Daily Mail
Salk Professor Terrence Sejnowski receives IEEE Frank Rosenblatt Award
PhysOrg
Genetic Reprogramming Converts Blood Cells to Nerve Cells
About.com
Building a Smarter Brain
Aspen Public Radio
Cord blood cells may prove valuable for treatment of neurological diseases
Yahoo News
Neurons Derived from Cord Blood Cells May Represent New Therapeutic Option
Science Daily
Female Scientists Blazing New Trails
Union Tribune
June 2012
Rare Genetic Illness May Shed Light on Role of Hormones in Autism, Anxiety
Psych Central
'Trust' hormone oxytocin misregulated in people with Williams syndrome
Yahoo India
Some embryonic stem cells more powerful than first believed
North County Times
We are viral from the beginning
Discover Magazine
Salk Institute received $10M donation
North County Times
LeAnn Rimes to Headline Salk Institute Fundraiser
San Diego Union Tribune
LeAnn Rimes to Headline Symphony at Salk in La Jolla
La Jolla Patch
Ferring Pharmaceuticals Donates $10 Million to the Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Wall Street Journal Marketwatch
New 3D protein-mapping technique may solve the structure of targets for half of all drugs
Kurzweilal.net
May 2012
Speeding Up Drug Discovery With Rapid 3-D Mapping of Proteins
Science Daily
Microglia: The constant gardeners
Nature
Method to Delay Aging of Stem Cells Developed
Science Daily
Stem cell function loss can be delayed by finding their niche
North County Times
Nighttime Fasting may foster weight loss
LA Times
When You Eat May Trump What You Eat for Weight Loss
ABC News
Salk Study May Offer Drug-Free Intervention To Prevent Obesity
KPBS
It's Not Just What You Eat, It's When You Eat, Mouse Study Finds
US News and World Report
How to avoid weight gain? Eat on a schedule
MSNBC
Leaves guide plant's battle for sunlight
Thaindian News
Plant Fatty Acid Production Cellular Secrets Understood
Kansas City infoZine
Discovery of Plant Proteins May Boost Agricultural Yields and Biofuel Production
Renewable Energy World.com
SDG&E Lauds Green Energy, Clean Transportation 'Champions'
San Diego Business Journal
Molecular Switch Could Be Key for Type 2s
Diabetes Health
How Working the Muscles May Boost Brainpower
New York Times
Salk poised to break fundraising record
UT San Diego
April 2012
Salk Scientist Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
News Blaze
Scientists find how plants grow to escape shade
PHYS.ORG
Salk's polio vaccine called safe 57 years ago today
UT San Diego
Scientists find molecular switch that controls liver glucose
PressTV
Cellular Switches Responsible For Maintaining Balanced Sleeping Pattern Found
FrenchTribune.com
Finding of genetic 'fasting switch' could lead to new diabetes treatment
Scienceblog.com
Scientists discover better drugs for sleep problems
The Sentinel
Blueprint of body's biological clock ''redrawn''
MSN News
Salk Institute Announces Faculty Promotions
TheStreet.com
March 2012
Salk Institute: Human Brain Naturally Resists Drugs
SanDiego.com
Company gives $10M grant to Salk Institute
San Diego Union Tribune
Cirque de Genome
The Philippine Star
SCI-TECH: Salk, Scripps scientists unravel how major chemotherapy drugs work
North County Times
Salk Scientists Discover Chemotherapy Pathway
KPBS
Salk discovers how chemotherapy works
San Diego Union Tribune
Mice Study Shows Brain's Natural Resistance to Drugs
PsychCentral
Discovery of Brain's Natural Resistance to Drugs May Offer Clues to Treating Addiction
Science Daily
Students Play Scientists At Salk Labs
KPBS
Salk to hold high school science day
San Diego Union Tribune
February 2012
Does your brain produce new cells?
Guardian
Research Report: Old theory pinpoints new targets to breast cancer
Del Mar Times
Renato Dulbecco, 97, Dies; Won Prize for Cancer Study
New York Times
Renato Dulbecco dies at 97; 1975 Nobel Prize winner in medicine
LA Times
Nobel Prize Winner was One of Salk Institute's Founders
San Diego Union Tribune
Complex Wiring of Nervous System May Rely On Handful of Genes and Proteins
FARS News Agency
Embryo link could lead to new breast cancer treatments
Private Healthcare UK
Brain Proteins May Be Key to Aging
The Scientist
Old theory helps discover new targets in fight against breast cancer
News Track India
Are we merely the sum of our neurons?
New Scientist
Cell Aging Process may be Understood by Studying Extremely Long-Lived Proteins
MED India
The 16 Best Science Visualizations of 2011
Wired
Scientific visions that take the prize
Cosmic Log on msnbc.com
January 2012
Salk biologist wins Israel's top science prize
UT San Diego
Salk's Chory, UCSD's Markow, receive Genetics Society of America award
North County Times
Salk's Ronald Evans awarded Wolf Prize in medicine
North County Times
Wylie W. Vale Jr. dies at 70; researcher helped discover stress hormone
Los Angeles Times
Wylie Vale Jr., Groundbreaking Endocrinologist, Dies at 70
New York Times
Salk scientists find cilia gene important for lung and brain function
North County Times
New tools help map 3-D world of vision in mice
TruthDive
Scientists Map the Frontiers of Vision
Science Daily
Wylie Vale, Salk Institute brain hormone expert, dies at 70
North County Times
Top 100 Stories of 2011 #64: Stem Cell Research Hits More Painful Setbacks
Discover Magazine
