Fascinated by evolution and driven by curiosity, Malik studies everything from viruses to Drosophila and, like his research subjects, is constantly reinventing himself.

A study published in the journal Nature of more than 60,000 RSV sequences found resistance-associated variants to two monoclonal antibody treatments are rare and provides a roadmap to help guide the d...

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Fred Hutch cancer metabolism expert Dr. Lucas Sullivan discovered that feeding NRF2-mutated tumors too much of a nutrient they crave makes them vulnerable to slower growth and cell death, a vulnerabil...

Discovery is happening all around Seattle… if you know where to look.

Gabriel Spitzer talks to Harmit Malik about using the remains of dead viruses that have built up in our bodies to create new variants to target future viruses.

SEATTLE, WA – The Washington State Academy of Sciences (WSAS) announced today the election of 30 new members in recognition of their outstanding record of scientific and technical achievement and…

Dr. Steven Henikoff shares his experiences of how sharing protocols enables other people to use a method you develop, and how this moves the

Animals encode a rapidly evolving, essential cell cycle gene previously thought to be absent.

Dr. Steven Henikoff shares his experiences of how sharing protocols enables other people to use a method you develop, and how this moves the

The Basic Sciences Postdoctoral Fellowship Award was established in 2026 to honor and support outstanding postdoctoral trainees, based primarily on their initial postdoctoral work at Fred Hutch.

Dr. Steven Henikoff shares his experiences of how sharing protocols enables other people to use a method you develop, and how this moves the

Dr. Irini Topalidou, a senior staff scientist at Fred Hutch Cancer Center, is the first winner of the Genetics Society of America Mentorship Award who isn’t a principal investigator or faculty member....

Dr. Steven Henikoff shares his experiences of how sharing protocols enables other people to use a method you develop, and how this moves the

Yeast’s emergence as a model organism reshaped scientific discovery in cell biology, genetics, and more.

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