Neurorestoration: Gene Therapy and
Stem Cell Transplants
Director:
Nicholas M. Boulis, M.D.
The Laboratory of Nicholas Boulis is actively working to develop practical therapies for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's Disease). The laboratory has ongoing collaborations with Sangamo Biosciences and Ceregene Inc, to explore potential gene therapy approaches to the disorder. Dr. Boulis' team is working with scientists at the University of Wisconsin to develop feasible strategies for the transplant of neural progenitor cells into the spinal cord as another approach to ALS.
Dr. Boulis currently has a unique opportunity available for a Postdoctoral Fellow at Emory University. Qualified candidates with prior neuroscience research experience who are interested in the position can learn more about application on the Emory Careers website or call 404.727.2247.
(Job Requisition ID: 2562BR)
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