Gladstone's mission is to drive a new era of discovery in disease-oriented science and to mentor tomorrow’s leaders in an inspiring and diverse environment.
This AI-powered microscope doesn’t just observe cells—it thinks, learns, and designs its own experiments.
See how it’s helping scientists uncover new paths to treating Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative disorders.
https://t.co/o6Qv22CVKj
Researchers developed a new way to map how the brain clears waste. The study found this process is disrupted in inflammation and Alzheimer's, opening opportunities for future therapies.
#WorldBrainDay
https://t.co/ihcNBhsqDZ
🧪 Gladstone Institutes prize: Trialign by Jules Park (Toronto, Canada) and Neil Wang (San Francisco, CA)
A clinical trial matcher for cancer patients that reads their medical records and finds the studies they qualify for today.
That's a wrap on Built with Claude: Life Sciences 🧬
To celebrate the launch of Claude Science, we partnered with @claudeai and @GladstoneInst to bring together researchers and builders worldwide to build with Claude Science and Claude Code.
$100K+ in Claude API credits on the line. Dozens of new methods applying AI to life sciences research.
Explore the projects 👇
Ever wonder what it's like working at Gladstone?
This gives you just a glimpse of the collaboration, creativity, and discovery that happens on a daily basis.
Check out this AFAR spotlight interview with @NaliniRRao, where she describes the potential impact of her Alzheimer's disease research.
https://t.co/kuSZFNQLq8
By uniting the power of single-cell sequencing, organoids, and artificial intelligence, scientists are entering a new era of HIV research.
https://t.co/GB6E1CgPLc
Trialign by Jules Park (Toronto, Canada) and Neil Wang (San Francisco, CA) was selected as the Gladstone Institutes Prize Winner!
Watch this video to learn more about the project.
🧪 Gladstone Institutes prize: Trialign by Jules Park (Toronto, Canada) and Neil Wang (San Francisco, CA)
A clinical trial matcher for cancer patients that reads their medical records and finds the studies they qualify for today.
The Built with Claude: Life Sciences hackathon comes to an end.
Thank you to everyone who spent a week building with Claude Science and Claude Code, and to @gladstoneinst and @cerebral_valley for co-hosting.
Introducing the winners:
As tau-targeting therapies advance in clinical trials, Lennart Mucke shares optimism about the future of Alzheimer's treatment.
https://t.co/XsogE6DUxP
Exciting work from @youralsnetwork Scientific Advisory Committee member Steven Finkbeiner and Deepak Srivastava at @GladstoneInst demonstrating how AI-powered "thinking microscopes" could accelerate discovery for Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, ALS, and other neurodegenerative diseases.
Learn more about this work: https://t.co/p94ujI7Hfm
#alsresearch #aiinscience
Transplantation of human #iPSC-derived #microglia ameliorates #neuropathology and circuit dysfunction in #progranulin-deficient mice
Hayk Davtyan, Sarah Naguib, Yuliya Voskobiynyk... Jeanne T. Paz, Mathew Blurton-Jones, Li Gan #FrontotemporalDementia
https://t.co/9M0EoFJvvi
Lennart Mucke provides crucial scientific context on new Alzheimer's clinical data dominating headlines, drawing on his lab's pioneering discovery of tau's therapeutic potential.
https://t.co/bmdhbKEUe7
NOMIS–Gladstone Fellow Cathrine Sant (@cathrine_sant) is studying an enigmatic region of the human genome linked to neurodegenerative disease risk.
Sant is co-mentored by @ryancorces and Lennart Mucke.
https://t.co/zJqH2cA1Zg