Sonoma State University is getting its first ever grant from the National Institutes of Health. The four-year grant, worth more than $591-thousand, was awarded to biology professor Lisa Hua. She and her students will use the money for research that aims to advance the science community’s understanding of human diseases. That includes cancer, aging-related conditions and more. Hua’s research will analyze how chromosomes organize and divide, and how aging can affect the process.
Sonoma State University Receives First Ever Grant from NIH
