Nathan Shock Centers Coordinating Center

Nathan Shock Centers Coordinating Center

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Providing leadership and advancing basic research in the #biology of aging. https://nathanshockcenters.org/ Published by NSC3, supported by NIA Award U24AG056053. Content solely responsibility of authors / does not represent NIH official views.

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Thank you for attending our George Martin Memorial Geroscience Symposium last Friday! The program featured keynote talks by Dr. Mariya Sweetwyne and Dr. Jessica Young, as well as talks from: Dr. Claire Han, current and alumni T32 trainees, UW faculty, a Career Panel, and a trainee poster session.

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Do your best ideas happen at the intersection of disciplines? JAX is recruiting faculty to join a collaborative research environment supported by advanced scientific services and data science initiatives. https://go.jax.org/276n55 #AcademicSky

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New RCCN Funding Opportunity! This mechanism will support and encourage PIs who have current pilot support through an NIA Center Program to incorporate interdisciplinary input, through services provided by investigators affiliated with one of the other NIA Center Programs. Learn more: bit.ly/4ADnmkL

Last call! Registration closes today for the Genome Integrity and Aging Symposium at the Minnesota Nathan Shock Center. Discover the Center's cutting-edge core services (DNA Damage & Epigenetic Changes, DNA Damage Signaling & Repair, and Models of Genome Instability) med.umn.edu/nsc/events/a...

med.umn.eduMinnesota Nathan Shock SymposiumThe University of Minnesota Masonic Institute on the Biology of Aging and Metabolism (MIBAM) is hosting its 1st annual Genome Integrity and Aging Symposium July 29th - 31st, 2026. This symposium is an...

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🧪 Job opening at JAX 🧪 If you have experience managing capital projects from concept through occupancy and share our values and vision for making a difference across the globe, apply today for the Director of Engineering and Capital Projects role: https://go.jax.org/17n9eh 💼

go.jax.orgDirector, Engineering & Capital ProjectsReporting to the Senior Director of Facilities, the Director of Engineering and Capital Projects is responsible for the programming planning, design, and construction of capital projects and physical ...

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Registration is open for the upcoming Clin-STAR Webinar "Recent Changes and Updates for NIH/NIA Grant Application!" Featuring NIH/NIA professionals, this webinar will provide an overview of the NIH grant funding process and recent policy and program updates. Learn more here: bit.ly/4c4bnkA

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A pathway that acts as an intrinsic antidepressive mechanism in the brain can become disrupted by chronic, mild stress, shows new work that casts light on the neurological and biochemical origins of #depression. Learn more in #ScienceSignaling: https://scim.ag/4bRVNbG

scim.agThe protein RAB5IF promotes BDNF signaling by stimulating the SUMOylation of Gαi1/3 to reduce depressive-like behaviors in miceA mitochondrial protein indirectly supports antidepressant BDNF signaling in the brain.

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At JAX’s Rare Disease Translational Center in Bar Harbor, Maine, innovations are transforming medicine through genomic research, tackling rare diseases and advancing personalized care - often one family at a time. https://bit.ly/4tpYXuv

bangordailynews.comOn the coast of Maine, the future of medicine is already hereWRITTEN BY ANGELA MARCOLINI On any given summer day in Bar Harbor, families gather on the grassy knoll overlooking Frenchman Bay, eating ice cream and

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Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S., yet it is still poorly understood. Learn how JAX Professor Greg Carter is using data and computational science to connect experimental models to real human disease. 🧪 🧠 https://go.jax.org/Carter5Q

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