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ArticleNovember 11, 2024"Hope is what keeps moving you forward": JAX hosts the annual Rare New England Conference
Researchers from the Rare Disease Translational Center joined family members and advocates for a panel focused on rare disease mouse modeling. -
Featured ArticleJune 12, 2024Lon Cardon featured on rare disease panel at Yale Innovation Summit
JAX President and CEO Lon Cardon was recently featured on the rare disease panel of the Yale Innovation Summit, where he shared his thoughts and vision on the progress of rare disease research. -
Featured ArticleApril 05, 2024JAX receives $8 million in federal funding to expand research capacity in rare diseases
The funding will support construction of a dedicated facility for rare disease research, marking the first expansion of the Bar Harbor research footprint in seven years. -
Featured ArticleFebruary 29, 2024Shedding light on common health challenges with rare disease research
In collaboration with Ohio’s Nationwide Children’s Hospital, JAX is testing a gene therapy for PGAP3-Congenital Disorder of Glycosylation (PGAP3-CDG), a rare disease that affects just 65 people worldwide.
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ArticleSeptember 17, 2024Unravel Biosciences and The Jackson Laboratory announce collaboration
Unravel Biosciences and The Jackson Laboratory announce collaboration to accelerate the discovery of promising drugs for diseases with high unmet need -
Featured ArticleMay 10, 2024The Rare Disease Translational Center Attends the 2024 World Orphan Drug Congress
Join JAX RDTC Program Manager Paige Martin and Study Director Matt Simon as they take us through their experience at the World Orphan Drug Congress. -
Featured ArticleMarch 26, 2024Hope through novel diagnostics and treatments
Experts from Connecticut's rare disease industry gathered at The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine on March 7 for The Connecticut Rare Disease Forum. -
Blog PostJanuary 16, 2024Moving genomics-based therapies closer to the clinic
Increasingly powerful research methods and technical capabilities carry important medical implications as genomics-based therapies and cures move ever closer to the clinic.
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