Brain Image A researcher honors her mother’s legacy by searching for the first treatment for vascular dementia Sept. 25, 2026 BIO5 member Meredith Hay has harnessed a career’s worth of expertise in cardiovascular and brain physiology to develop a tiny peptide that she hopes will have an outsize impact on neurological health. Read in UA College of Medicine Image He learned to be a scientist as a teenager. Now he seeks a cure for a childhood cancer. Sept. 11, 2026 Moses Foiryolo’s journey from KEYS intern to cancer researcher highlights the power of early research experiences as he now works to develop treatments for Ewing’s sarcoma, a childhood bone cancer. Read the story. Read in UA News Image Inspiration found during sabbatical leads to publication Aug. 12, 2026 BIO5 member Amelia Gallitano collaborated with researchers in Japan to explore how increasing the activity of a gene involved in memory could improve memory, with findings that may inform future research on dementia and mental health conditions. Read more in College of Medicine - Phoenix
Image A researcher honors her mother’s legacy by searching for the first treatment for vascular dementia Sept. 25, 2026 BIO5 member Meredith Hay has harnessed a career’s worth of expertise in cardiovascular and brain physiology to develop a tiny peptide that she hopes will have an outsize impact on neurological health. Read in UA College of Medicine
Image He learned to be a scientist as a teenager. Now he seeks a cure for a childhood cancer. Sept. 11, 2026 Moses Foiryolo’s journey from KEYS intern to cancer researcher highlights the power of early research experiences as he now works to develop treatments for Ewing’s sarcoma, a childhood bone cancer. Read the story. Read in UA News
Image Inspiration found during sabbatical leads to publication Aug. 12, 2026 BIO5 member Amelia Gallitano collaborated with researchers in Japan to explore how increasing the activity of a gene involved in memory could improve memory, with findings that may inform future research on dementia and mental health conditions. Read more in College of Medicine - Phoenix
