
Meet Dr. Lian Cai: Using Stem Cells to Unlock Clues About FOXG1
Meet Dr. Lian Cai: Using Stem Cells to Unlock Clues About FOXG1. Dr. Lian Cai came to the U.S. from halfway across the world — originally from China, with advanced training in South Korea — to join the Lee Lab at the University at Buffalo, home of the FOXG1 Research Center.



Building a Supportive Community: Resources and Networks for FOXG1 Families
When a child is diagnosed with FOXG1 syndrome, families often find themselves navigating an unfamiliar and challenging journey. While medical research and therapy options continue to advance, one of the most powerful resources available to families is a strong, supportive community. Finding others who understand your experiences can provide emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of belonging.

Meet the Team: Jaein Park, PhD – Crossing Oceans to Drive FOXG1 Research
At the FOXG1 Research Center, each researcher brings their unique journey, dedication, and expertise to the lab’s mission of advancing treatments for FOXG1 Syndrome.
This month, we’re honored to introduce Dr. Jaein Park, whose decision to move halfway across the world—from Korea to Buffalo—embodies his deep commitment to making a difference.

A FOXG1 Mom Turns Author: How Amber Partisano's Journey Inspired Our Fox Rocks
FOXG1 Research Center is proud to showcase Amber Partisano, a FOXG1 mom and author!

Behind the Research: Meet Dr. Liwen Li, Unraveling the Mysteries of FOXG1 Syndrome
Meet Dr. Liwen Li, a dedicated researcher at the FOXG1 Research Center, working to uncover breakthroughs in FOXG1 syndrome and bring hope to families worldwide.

5 Tips for Navigating Life After a FOXG1 Diagnosis
5 Tips for Navigating Life After a FOXG1 Diagnosis
When your child is diagnosed with FOXG1 syndrome, it can feel overwhelming. You’re stepping into a world filled with medical jargon, complex decisions, and uncharted territory. While every family’s journey is unique, here are five practical tips to help you navigate this new chapter with confidence, care, and the support of the FOXG1 community.

Meet Sophia: A New Face in FOXG1 Research, Driven by Hope
At the FOXG1 Research Center, every team member brings a unique story and passion to their work. This month, we’re excited to introduce Sophia (Xuefang), a research technician whose journey to the lab reflects resilience, curiosity, and an unshakable commitment to making a difference.

November is FOXG1 Awareness Month: Let’s Make a Difference Together
Every November, we come together as a community to shine a light on FOXG1 syndrome—a rare genetic disorder that profoundly affects the lives of countless families around the world. FOXG1 Awareness Month is a time to increase understanding, spread compassion, and rally support for the research needed to bring hope and progress.

Scientists and Parents Driven by Love and Hope: Drs. Soo and Jae Lee
Meet Drs. Soo and Jae Lee, a husband-and-wife research team inspired by their daughter Yuna's FOXG1 syndrome diagnosis.

A Breakthrough in FOXG1 Syndrome Gene Therapy: What Our Latest Research Shows
Our latest research at the FOXG1 Research Center shows promising results using gene therapy to restore brain structures affected by FOXG1 syndrome. This breakthrough brings new hope for future treatments targeting the root cause of the disorder. Stay tuned for more updates!

FOXG1 Research Center To Host Opening Ceremony
We are thrilled to announce we are hosting an opening ceremony on Tuesday, September 24, 2024.