Earl Davie, MD, PhD, professor emeritus of the University of Washington and Vallee Visiting Professor, has died at the age of 93.
Scientists from the Vallee community are addressing critical challenges presented by the novel coronavirus.
VVPs Patrick Cramer and Anthony Hyman elected International Members of the National Academy of Sciences.
for her work on the molecular mechanisms by which skin stem cells make and repair tissues.
For her work on quorum sensing, Bonnie Bassler to receive $500,000 Gruber Genetics Prize.
Viviana Gradinaru and Xiaowei Zhuang are among this year's Vilcek Prize winners.
Two distinguished scientists receive the much-coveted Visiting Vallee Professorships (VVPs) for 2020.
For research that has the potential to find new forms of treatment for currently incurable diseases.
As of January 1, 2020, the Foundation's legal name has been changed from "The Bert L & N Kuggie Vallee Inc" to "The Vallee Foundation Inc."
Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz spent her VVP sabbatical at the MBL in Woods Hole investigating the endoplasmic reticulum.
Prof Kyoko Nozaki, a highly regarded organic chemist from the University of Tokyo, at the University of Oxford.
Samantha Morris (VS 2017) will receive $1.5 million to map a "blueprint" of cell identity.
Susan Shao (VS 2018) will receive $850,000 towards her research on the molecular mechanisms of protein biosynthesis.
Kay Davies explored new collaborations in Cambridge, MA.
Earl Davie, MD, PhD, professor emeritus of the University of Washington and Vallee Visiting Professor, has died at the age of 93.
Scientists from the Vallee community are addressing critical challenges presented by the novel coronavirus.
VVPs Patrick Cramer and Anthony Hyman elected International Members of the National Academy of Sciences.
for her work on the molecular mechanisms by which skin stem cells make and repair tissues.
For her work on quorum sensing, Bonnie Bassler to receive $500,000 Gruber Genetics Prize.
Viviana Gradinaru and Xiaowei Zhuang are among this year's Vilcek Prize winners.
Two distinguished scientists receive the much-coveted Visiting Vallee Professorships (VVPs) for 2020.
For research that has the potential to find new forms of treatment for currently incurable diseases.
As of January 1, 2020, the Foundation's legal name has been changed from "The Bert L & N Kuggie Vallee Inc" to "The Vallee Foundation Inc."
Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz spent her VVP sabbatical at the MBL in Woods Hole investigating the endoplasmic reticulum.
Prof Kyoko Nozaki, a highly regarded organic chemist from the University of Tokyo, at the University of Oxford.
Samantha Morris (VS 2017) will receive $1.5 million to map a "blueprint" of cell identity.
Susan Shao (VS 2018) will receive $850,000 towards her research on the molecular mechanisms of protein biosynthesis.
Kay Davies explored new collaborations in Cambridge, MA.