Brain Image Jonathan Lifshitz named to NIH neurological study section Oct. 7, 2024 BIO5 member Jonathan Lifshitz, a research professor of psychiatry at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix, was appointed a member of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke’s Neurological Sciences and Disorders study section initial review group at the National Institutes of Health. Read more in U of A Health Sciences Image Peer in the labs, microscopes, and computers of our 2024 high school interns July 16, 2024 See examples of University of Arizona research projects during the KEYS Research Internship that trains the next generation of innovators. Read more in KEYS Image The mind after midnight: Study shows disrupted sleep increases risk for suicide and homicide May 29, 2024 An analysis by BIO5 member Michael Grandner and other researchers showed that risks for death by suicide and homicide peak at night, with nocturnal wakefulness, alcohol use, age and relationship conflicts being contributing factors. Read in UArizona News
Image Jonathan Lifshitz named to NIH neurological study section Oct. 7, 2024 BIO5 member Jonathan Lifshitz, a research professor of psychiatry at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix, was appointed a member of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke’s Neurological Sciences and Disorders study section initial review group at the National Institutes of Health. Read more in U of A Health Sciences
Image Peer in the labs, microscopes, and computers of our 2024 high school interns July 16, 2024 See examples of University of Arizona research projects during the KEYS Research Internship that trains the next generation of innovators. Read more in KEYS
Image The mind after midnight: Study shows disrupted sleep increases risk for suicide and homicide May 29, 2024 An analysis by BIO5 member Michael Grandner and other researchers showed that risks for death by suicide and homicide peak at night, with nocturnal wakefulness, alcohol use, age and relationship conflicts being contributing factors. Read in UArizona News