
Anthropicが挑む「科学の加速」:Allen Institute、HHMIとの提携が解き放つライフサイエンスの真のポテンシャル
2026年2月2日、AIスタートアップのAnthropicは、ライフサイエンス分野における歴史的な二つの重要なパートナーシップを発表した。提携先は、世界屈指のバイオ医学研究機関であるハワード・ヒューズ医学研究所 (HHM […]
Janelia Research Campusは、ハワード・ヒューズ医学研究所(HHMI)がバージニア州に設置した研究拠点です。少人数のチームが学際的に協力し、顕微鏡技術の開発や神経回路のマッピングなど、従来の大学組織では困難な長期的かつ革新的な生物学的課題に取り組むことで知られています。
Starting a new research campus is a leap of faith. Only later, in the full measure of time, is it possible to take stock of what has worked and what could have been done better or differently. The Janelia Research Campus opened its doors 12 years ago. What has it achieved? What has it taught us? And where does Janelia go from here?
Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz is a Senior Group Leader and Head of 4D Cellular Physiology at Howard Hughes Medical Institute's (HHMI) Janelia Research Campus. Throughout her career, Jennifer has been involved in applying the latest technology to answer questions about cellular dynamics. Jennifer has been an Editor at Journal of Cell Science since 2000 and has been on the FocalPlane Scientific Advisory Board since the site launched in 2020. We caught up with Jennifer to discuss her research career, her advice on building collaborations and to learn why she is looking forward to our Biologists @ 100 conference.