Thursday, February 15, 2001

Vol 7, Issue 4

Science Articles

• Tools tackle cancer's complexity
  Flow cytometry, laser capture, DNA array uncover hidden cell differences
  
  
• Building upon success
  Leukemia lessons lay groundwork for solid-tumor research
  
  
• Helping cells win the evolutionary war
  Computational biologist Maley, Reid collaborate to evaluate competitive forces inside esophageal tumors
  
  
• Yee study shows T cells target deadly melanoma
  
  
• Hutch postdocs open doors for Ballard high-school students
  
  
• Risks on the road to scientific creativity
  In temporary home on fourth-floor of the Thomas Building, BioLab immerses teen-age 'lab rats' in real world of research
  
  
• Hutch has role in genome draft
  
  

General Articles

• With new online system, renew your Hutch Pass by March 1
  
  
• Updated forms fend off hazards
  If you keep information current, required training will match your job
  
  
• Baker, Adams, Rainier climbs support breast cancer research; meeting set Thursday, Feb. 22
  
  
• EAC members represent you
  
  

Briefs

• Interested in PHS building plans? Check new Web site on project
  
  
• Tapscott delivers UW lecture
  
  
• Health-care professionals, patients, entire cancer community may find Oncology.com a useful resource
  
  
• Media Highlights
  
  
• Human-subjects training session coming Friday, March 2, in Pelton
  
  
• Female participants needed for magnetic-field study
  
  
• Would you like a copy of annual report to hop into your mailbox?
  
  
• Employee center gets new manager
  
  
• Benny becomes operations director
  
  

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