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The Daily Illini | 6:30 p.m. - Vimarsana News

The Daily Illini | 6:30 p.m.

The time is closer to sunset, the weather is cooling off and Main Quad is becoming more packed, welcoming families for Moms Weekend. People are spending time walking around the campus, having picnics and listening to favorite songs together.  “I’m thrilled that it’s nice and warm,” said Lynn Zimmer, Illini and Delta Zeta mom. “So...

Takeda, National MPS Society, Luna, and Genetic Alliance Launch Community-Led Discovery Program for Hunter Syndrome - Vimarsana News

Takeda, National MPS Society, Luna, and Genetic Alliance Launch Community-Led Discovery Program for Hunter Syndrome

/PRNewswire/ -- National MPS Society, Luna, and Genetic Alliance launched a digital drug discovery community in partnership with Takeda Pharmaceutical Company...

Dr. Kiana Aran of Cardea Bio wins the 2021 Nature Research Award for Scientific Achievement - Vimarsana News

Dr. Kiana Aran of Cardea Bio wins the 2021 Nature Research Award for Scientific Achievement

Nature, a world-leading scientific journal, today announced Dr. Kiana Aran, associate professor at Keck Graduate Institute, and Chief Scientific Officer at Cardea Bio, Inc., won the 2021 Nature Research

Solana Beach resident brings biotch experience to Alzheimer's Assocation - Vimarsana News

Solana Beach resident brings biotch experience to Alzheimer's Assocation

Print Solana Beach resident Dawn Barry has brought her experience in genomics to the board of the Alzheimer’s Association’s San Diego/Imperial County chapter. “They were looking for someone who was blending both the science that San Diego is so well known for with community engagement and communications and networking, like most members are recruited for,” Barry said. “And I was immediately drawn to the association because Alzheimer’s is an insidious disease. For me, it also has a particular disproportionate impact on women, both as patients and caregivers.” Barry, who was vice ...