Thursday, February 1, 2001

Vol 7, Issue 3

Science Articles

• Stem cells outperform marrow
  Bensinger study shows fewer complications, higher survival for leukemia
  
  
• The art of science
  Jim Priess paints vivid landscapes that hold keys to cellular development
  
  
• Breast-cancer program seeks collaborators
  
  
• Hartwell: Genome technologies may be difficult to exploit
  
  
• Their task: 'Standardizing everything'
  Each year, office handles 60 to 70 new protocols, monitors 400 others
  
  
• Storb receives award for transplantation research
  
  
• Miller, Riddell play key roles in UW gene therapy project
  
  

General Articles

• The glow of the first morning
  Alliance staff welcome first patients on opening day of outpatient
  
  
• Tempt someone to work for the Hutch
  Employee 'ambassadors' who received $50 gift certificates totaled 100 during the year 2000
  
  
• We all can save energy
  Get ready for building temperatures one degree cooler; if you use a space heater, call for an energy-assist visit
  
  
• New law boosts H-1B visas, provides relief to green-card applicants
  
  
• Hutch joins Diamond Ring for commute trip reduction
  
  

Briefs

• Hungry for eggs, French toast? Helix offers breakfast buffet
  
  
• Try U.S. Census Bureau site for huge variety of data, but be precise with your search term
  
  
• Hutch School students become Hutch scientists for a day
  
  
• A sign of greatness
  
  
• Human-subjects training session coming Friday, March 2, in Pelton
  
  
• Employee Assistance Program
  
  

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