Bunsen Burner

If it’s in the wee hours following Hump Day, you’ll find them there. Rain or shine. Sweltering heat, bone-chilling cold or anything in between. Each week at 5:50 a.m., a group of OMRFers gather in Heritage Hills, right outside of Harvey Bakery. They’re not there for first dibs on a latte or cinnamon roll. No, […]

It’s almost unheard of for David Robison and his colleagues to go a full week without at least one after-hours trip to the office. David can’t specify how many late-night or early-morning odysseys he’s made to 825 Northeast 13th Street in his 26 years here. Dozens, maybe? “Oh no,” he says. “Way more. Hundreds.” When […]

Community members provide outside perspective on our research. – More than 30 years ago, Doug Dale finally surrendered to his neighbor’s prodding. Doug’s neighbor was Fletcher Taylor, former chair of Cardiovascular Biology at OMRF. Fletcher’s request: for Doug to serve on the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, or IACUC. The committee meets monthly to […]

In June, OMRF installed a new sculpture in the courtyard. The installation, Perseverance, honors the research of Dr. Rod McEver. It’s but the latest addition to a significant collection of art that adorns OMRF’s campus. “You often hear that something is more art than science, or vice versa,” says OMRF Creative Director Jenny Lee, whose […]

Meet the scientist steering the growth of OMRF’s scientific training and outreach – Ashley Cheyney is no stranger to OMRF, but her role is new. As the foundation’s first assistant director of scientific training & outreach, she’s working with faculty and administration to support Summer Scholars, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, as well as to […]