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Prof. Mehdi Mollapour Upstate Medical University. CSSI President. |
Happy NewYear ! As we enter 2026, I want to thank the members of the Cell Stress Society International for your passion, generosity, and scientific excellence. Our society is strong because of you. I am especially proud that Cell Stress & Chaperones held steady during a difficult year for journals—an enormous thanks to Editor-in-Chief Dr. Dimitra Bourboulia, Managing Editor Dr. Sandra Jensen, and all who support the journal’s quality and integrity. I’m also grateful for the dedication of our Outreach, Awards, and Trainee & Mentorship Affairs Committees and for the success of our 13th Symposium in Syracuse. I am looking forward to continuing this momentum—and to our 2027 Symposium in South Africa led by President-Elect Prof. Adrienne Edkins. Read the full message from Prof. Mollapour here |
 | Special Issue: Chaperones and Stress in Disease.In memory of dr. Len Neckers.Cell Stress & Chaperones (CSAC) is the official journal of CSSI. The journal publishes basic and applied research on cellular stress responses of animals, micro-organisms and plants. This Special Issue is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Len Neckers, a visionary pioneer in the field of molecular chaperone biology and Hsp90-targeted drug development. Dr. Neckers’ groundbreaking discovery of Hsp90 inhibitors revolutionized the concept of pharmacologically targeting chaperone networks in cancer and other diseases. This collection brings together contributions from nearly twenty leading researchers and principal investigators whose work spans the molecular, biochemical, and translational aspects of chaperone biology, including the Hsp90, Hsp70, cochaperones and TRiC/CCT systems. Collectively, these articles celebrate Dr. Necker’s enduring legacy and highlight the continuing evolution of chaperone-based therapeutics in biology and medicine. Guest Editor: Dr. Mehdi Mollapour, SUNY Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, New York, USA. |
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