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The Scripps Research scientists leading the Huang Foundation-supported projects. From left: Terrence Messmer, Sarah Burbach, Matthew Holcomb, Bryan Briney, Stefano Forli, Benjamin Cravatt, Christopher Parker, Andrew Ward and Charles Bowman.

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Scripps Research garners major support for AI innovations in biomedicine with compute grant from Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang Foundation

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Scripps Research associate professor Keren Lasker receives DARPA Young Faculty Award to develop “toxin traps”

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A newly designed transmembrane peptide (blue) binds to the TLR4 (orange) transmembrane helix, blocking receptor dimerization and reducing LPS-driven NF-κB inflammatory signaling. Credit: Scripps Research

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Computer-designed protein targets immune receptor linked to inflammation at a new “undruggable” site

Integrative Structural & Computational Biology

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Scripps Research professor Li Ye named finalist for Blavatnik National Awards for Young Scientists

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The Front Row lecture series: Darrell Irvine, PhD

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Celebrate the journey: Graduation Day 2026

Hear from 3 of our newest PhD recipients as they reflect on their experience as students in Scripps Research’s Skaggs Graduate School. The students are among the 49 who were awarded doctoral degrees at the institute’s May 15th Commencement.

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2025 Year in Review: Five insights we’re still thinking about

In a special year-end episode of Science Changing Life, we’re revisiting five moments from 2025 that continue to shape how we think about science. Featuring insights from Scripps Research experts across genetics, infectious disease, public health surveillance and chronic illness, this episode features some of this year’s most memorable soundbites.

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The new guidelines for ulcerative colitis mean fewer surgeries—and fewer colonoscopies

Dr. Amy Lightner has spent her career moving between the operating room and the research lab, treating ulcerative colitis (UC) and other inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) patients as a surgeon while also searching for better treatments as a scientist.

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