Thursday, November 3, 2005

Vol 11, Issue 21

Science Articles

• New challenge: HIV superinfection
  Bhavna Chohan's research of HIV-1 reinfection highlights additional hurdles in vaccine development, disease treatment
  
  
• Feeding a curiosity for science
  New Basic Sciences Division investigator Marc Van Gilst applies molecular studies to soil worms to better understand metabolic pathways in humans
  
  
• The union of 'wet labs' and computation
  Robert Gentleman leads computational biology program's search for molecular clues to cancer
  
  
• The Herbolds' gift to 'monumental' computing power
  Bob and Pat Herbold give $1.5 million to new computational biology, bioinformatics program
  
  

General Articles

• Crowned green by EnviroStars
  Center earns annual Recognized Leader award for environmental responsibility, commitment
  
  
• Innovations from Engineering to you
  With 10 Innovation Cups to their credit, Engineering shows how creative ideas support Center research
  
  
• The 'visionary' behind Center's BetterBricks
  Scott Rusch credits 'incredible Facilities and Operations staff' for his sustainable-building award
  
  

Briefs

• Hutch High seeks helpers Nov. 10
  
  
• Be ready for inclement weather with emergency hotline number
  
  
• Volunteer for Hutch Holiday Gala
  
  
• Copy Center open house is Nov. 9
  
  
• Cancer, aging program offers transplantation workshop
  
  
• PHS all-staff focuses on funding, faculty and genetic epidemiology
  
  
• Wang, Gralow, Porter receive breast-cancer research grants
  
  
• Meng-Chao Yao, Basic Science investigator, among new AAAS fellows
  
  
• Center announces community action awards at leadership breakfast
  
  
• Save the date for Nov. 18 fair
  
  
• The Internet Services survey
  
  
• Art decking Center walls and halls
  
  
• Hutch Kids child-care center gains accreditation from NAEYC, maintaining excellence in education
  
  
• Dec. 2 craft fair benefits Hutch Kids
  
  

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