Articles by Randall C Willis

Researchers are increasingly targeting autoimmunity rather than hyperglycemia as they search for better ways to treat type 1 diabetes

Are cancer stem cells a better oncology target?

Representation and diversity in life-sciences research matters as much in preclinical as it does in trials

Is model complexity helping or hindering adoption?

Digging deeper into repertoires means tapping into Plan B (cell)

We often have not learned harsh lessons from the past; will we this time as we endure and eventually come out the other side of the COVID-19 pandemic?

To translate to humans, neurobehavioral models must first translate to animals

As COVID-19 spreads, it can be a reminder that science and health research are community efforts, and to optimize our opportunities for success and serendipity, we must open that community as widely as we can

Protein biomarkers go in search of clinical validity

Science is elusive and ever shifting, refusing to come into focus, and that is both its curse and its blessing

Researchers move beyond cut-and-paste to address genetic disorders

In NASH, researchers battle a largely invisible threat, and in this feature you will get a look into how they are trying to overcome the challenges of that