March 21, 2012 - Project A.L.S. advisor and funded scientist Dr. Thomas M. Jessell has been named recipient of the 2012 Gairdner Award.
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Dr. Thomas Jessell Honored with 2012 Gairdner Award
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“We founded Project A.L.S on the notion
that ALS would be solved...
...not by brilliant individuals working in isolation, but by committed aggressive teams of researchers working together. It was the American way. It was our way. It was the only way we were going to win this thing.” +read more
—Jenifer Estess, Project A.L.S.™ co-founder
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Focus of P2ALS Shifts to Therapeutic Targets
The three-year, $15 million initiative known as P2ALS, has begun to focus efforts on the identification and validation of therapeutic targets in ALS, it was announced at the initiative’s annual meeting at Columbia University in the City of New York.
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IPS STEM CELLS
The Most Important Movie
You'll See this Year
The mission of Project A.L.S.™ is to recruit the world’s best research scientists and clinicians to work together toward an understanding of and the first effective treatments for ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.
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