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South Coast Repertory goes on cross-country, cross-generational trip with world premiere of Coleman '72 by Charlie Oh - Vimarsana News

South Coast Repertory goes on cross-country, cross-generational trip with world premiere of Coleman '72 by Charlie Oh

A cross-country journey that covers much more than miles takes the stage next as South Coast Repertory present Coleman ’72.

OCMA has fixed egregious construction problems; others remain - Vimarsana News

OCMA has fixed egregious construction problems; others remain

OCMA has reopened after shutting down to complete construction. Plus, Simone Forti at MOCA and a book on Richard Gilman, in our weekly arts newsletter

Obituary: Don Took, South Coast Repertory founding member, graced many stages - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Don Took, South Coast Repertory founding member, graced many stages

The theater actor appeared in 120 productions before retiring in 2006, starting with SCR’s inaugural 1964 production of Molière’s “Tartuffe.”

Orange County Museum of Art announces leadership gifts and named spaces - Vimarsana News

Orange County Museum of Art announces leadership gifts and named spaces

Heidi Zuckerman, CEO and Director of the a href= https://ocma.art target= _blank Orange County Museum of Art /a , today announced the naming of piv

How microglia contribute to Alzheimer's disease | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Vimarsana News

How microglia contribute to Alzheimer's disease | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

A new study from MIT shows how a type of cells called microglia contribute to the slowdown of neuron activity seen in Alzheimer’s disease. The study found that microglia that express the APOE4 gene, one of the strongest genetic risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease, cannot metabolize lipids normally, leading to a buildup of excess lipids that interferes with nearby neurons’ ability to communicate with each other.

Source: mit.edu