Alaska INBRE is happy to announce our 2018-2019 Graduate Research Assistantship Awardees! Congratulations! Karen Carlson Cassandra Duncan Justin Elem Alexandra Francian Amy Klink Valentina Melica Austin Morrell Sarah Rice Anna …

The Clinical and Translational Research Infrastructure Network (CTR-IN) and the Alaska IDeA Networks for Biomedical Research Excellence (AK INBRE) programs are soliciting proposals for a six-month Developmental Translational Team Grant …

New liposomal targeting method developed by INBRE Graduate Research Assistantship awardee, Alex Francian, found to successfully reduce and eradicate tumors in mice. ALEX FRANCIAN is a 2017 INBRE Graduate Research …

We would like to welcome Jane Shelby and Cheryl Wilga to the Alaska INBRE Leadership team. Jane Shelby previously served on the Alaska INBRE Steering committee and is now serving …

Congratulations to Jaspreet Osan for passing her graduate comprehensive exams! Jaspreet is a GRA whose interest in research developed through work in Dr. Ferrante’s lab, where she learned the importance …

Our 2017 Alaska INBRE retreat is now over, sad but true.  We had 17 Graduate and Undergraduate Research Assistants present posters in our three One Health Categories; environmental, animal, and …

We reviewed 18 applicants from which nine awardees were selected.  These proposals aligned with AK INBRE’s focus on the interface among the environment, behavior, health and disease in people and …

Alaska INBRE is proud to announce expansion of its statewide research network to include the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) and the Southcentral Foundation (SCF) as partner institutions together …

SWARUP MITRA of the University of Alaska Fairbanks has been funded as an INBRE Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) for the last three years. Mitra’s re-search focuses on neurobiology of OCD …