BCM, TCH research recognized with prestigious Burroughs Wellcome Fund award
The award supports research on the molecular and cellular mechanisms involved with rare genetic disorders that affect immune defense.
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Research
TRISH calls for innovations to better understand venous thromboembolism in space
The Translational Research Institute for Space Health is seeking proposals to address venous thromboembolism, a critical risk to human health during spaceflight.
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Genome editing in rats enables more accurate ER+ breast cancer models
This method is easily adaptable to other organs and can be used by researchers to develop their own cancer models.
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Teamwork: An unexpected strategy bacteria use to survive antibiotics
The findings help explain why some bacteria are hard to eliminate and suggest potential future approaches to improve antibiotic effectiveness.
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Scientists discover how the brain represents meaning across different languages
The findings may help explain how people can effortlessly translate thoughts between languages without confusing them.
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How neutrophils help triple-negative breast cancer cells spread to other organs
The researchers found that the interaction between neutrophils and epithelial-like cancer cells helps both types of cells survive.
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BCM and TCH researcher awarded up to $17.25 million to become part of The Aligning Research to Impact Autism (ARIA) IMPACT Network to accelerate clinical research for autism
Joining the ARIA IMPACT Network will allow Baylor and Texas Children’s to accelerate our breakthrough work to bring effective therapies to people with autism and related neurodevelopmental disorders.
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Dr. Kara Marshall has been awarded the 2026 McKnight Endowment Fund
This award will support Marshall’s work investigating the role the body’s nervous system plays in emotion states and behavior.
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Wastewater analysis offers a new way to monitor HIV in communities
The team uncovered a significant association between HIV signals in wastewater and diagnosed HIV in communities.
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Diet remodels chromatin structure and extends survival in models of glioma
The findings reveal a connection between diet, gene regulation and cancer growth that opens new possibilities for treating one of the most aggressive brain tumors.
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