A research team has reason to celebrate after the Food and Drug Administration granted it approval on Friday to begin a clinical trial for a new pediatric brain cancer drug, one that might have ended up overlooked by pharmaceutical companies.
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The Mochly-Rosen Lab has a new lab website! To check out the newly designed website, please head over to https://mochlyrosen.stanford.edu.
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Opher Shai Kornfeld was selected as the PhD representative to deliver the Address to the Graduates at the 2018 School of Medicine Convocation Ceremony held on Saturday, June 16th.
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Chemical and Systems Biology Professor Dr. Daria Mochly-Rosen and graduate student Julie Saiki were featured in a Stanford Medicine News article titled "Compound in citrus oil could reduce dry mouth in head, neck cancer patients."
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CSB graduate students Adriana Garcia, Egan Peltan, and Michael Swift are recipients of the 2018 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.
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This image represents the open‐field test of an untreated mouse model of ALS that walks short distances and sticks to the edges of the open field, while the P110‐treated mouse model of ALS walks longer distances and enters the center of the field. The open field is here represented by the mitochondria, which is the main affected organelle in ALS that is corrected by P110 treatemnt. By Amit Joshi, Daria Mochly‐Rosen and colleagues: Inhibition of Drp1/Fis1 interaction slows progress of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Scientific image by Carlos Gonzales.
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The SPARK program, directed by Chemical and Systems Biology Professor Dr. Daria Mochly-Rosen, was featured in the Stanford Medicine blog SCOPE.
Read More »CSB graduate students Adriana Garcia (Mochly-Rosen Lab), Katie Ferrick (Meyer Lab), and Marlene Heberling (Elias Lab) have been accepted to the Molecular Pharmacology Training Program. Congratulations!
Read More »Matthew Stevens is a recipient of the School of Medicine Dean’s Postdoctoral Fellowship. Matthew is a postdoc in the Mochly-Rosen lab. Congratulations!
Read More »The Stanford SPARK Program, founded by CSB Faculty Dr. Daria Mochly-Rosen, continues to provide the platform to better bridge between science at the bench and drug development for treatment.
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