2022 Fishman Fund Awards honor postdoctoral researchers
Since 2001, the awards have paid tribute to our Institute’s heritage and supported the trailblazers of tomorrow
Peter Adams named Mentor of the Year at 21st Annual Research Trainee Symposium
Professor Peter Adams named Mentor of the Year, a new honor from the Institute’s Office of Education, Training and International Services (OETIS) and the Postdoctoral Training Advisory Group (PTAG). The award was announced at the 21st annual Trainee Research Symposium.
Sanford Burnham Prebys celebrates 46 years of discoveries
Sanford Burnham Prebys recently hosted a celebration to honor the anniversary of the Institute’s founding. More than 200 scientists, students and staff gathered to commemorate 46 years of world-class biomedical research.
Sanford Burnham Prebys raises flag for Pride Month
Scientists and staff from across the Institute gathered to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride at Sanford Burnham Prebys by attending a Pride flag raising ceremony
Rare Disease Day gathers scientists, doctors and families
After a break during the pandemic, Rare Disease Day is back and better than ever.
Rare disease in the time of COVID: Damian Omler’s story
How a one-of-a-kind kid and his family stay connected during the pandemic.
One at a time: How a Sanford Burnham Prebys professor changes patient lives
Having worked for decades to improve the lives of children with rare diseases, Hudson Freeze is still on the case.
Early-career scientists showcase their work at the 20th Annual Trainee Research Symposium
The annual event provides valuable presentation experience to scientists at the beginning of their research careers.
2021 Fishman Fund Award ceremony celebrates postdoctoral scholars
The Fishman Fund Awards were presented on September 23, 2021, in a virtual ceremony that honored the enduring legacy of our Institute’s founders, Dr. William and Lillian Fishman.
Fighting rare diseases: Finding treatments and bringing hope to families
Two patients whose lives were saved by discoveries made by Hudson Freeze, Ph.D., and José Luis Millán, Ph.D., joined the scientists for a conversation about what this work means to them and how their lives have been impacted.