At the intersection of genetic rules and environmental conditions, scientists at Morgridge are gathering new insights about how diseases function in the human body.
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Meet David Mangelsdorf, professor and chair of pharmacology at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, who joined the Morgridge Scientific Advisory Board in 2025. Mangelsdorf discusses his lifelong fascination with big, high-risk challenges in science.
Josh Coon receives award for contributions to the proteomics field
Josh Coon received the 2025 Donald F. Hunt Distinguished Contribution in Proteomics Award based on scientific achievement and mentorship within the field.
The American investment in research is about people
Early-career scientists are essential to the Morgridge mission, and the majority have some level of competitive support from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Here, early-career researchers share thoughts on how federal funding supports their mission to conduct high-impact research.
New mass spec method gets the ‘nMOST’ out of multiomics data
The Coon Lab developed a new method to acquire multiomic data as quickly and as comprehensibly as possible, while keeping the system simple and accessible for anyone to use.