Thursday, February 17, 2005 • Vol 11, Issue 4
Dr. Linda Buck, 2004 Nobel Prize recipient, joins Robert M. Arnold for the announcement of a $15 million gift at a news conference last Friday at The Westin Seattle. Arnold said the gift honors the priorities and legacy of his late mother, Seattle philanthropist Grace Heffernan Arnold.
Photo by Todd McNaught |
Science Articles
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Sanders gives ALL children hope
For 'Sanders' babies' with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, total-body radiation therapy followed by bone-marrow transplantation provides dramatic cure rates for infants
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Global guidelines for breast health
Ben Anderson's breast-cancer summit develops guidelines to improve cancer outcomes in nations with limited resources
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PHS study finds ethnic differences in treatment of prostate cancer
African Americans with early stage cancer less likely to receive aggressive hormone therapy than Caucasians
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Getting to the source of 'self' protection
Eric Mickelson contributes to tissue-typing program by creating new resources for center investigators
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'Ask Gretchen'
Teacher, technician, inventor, Gretchen Johnson shares her knowledge of science along all points of the education spectrum
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Arnold family's $15 million gift
Robert M. Arnold makes largest gift in Fred Hutchinson history; Arnold family was instrumental in launching the center in 1970s
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Pocket parking money with HutchPass
Ride the bus and save; online renewal for HutchPass 2005 is now available for eligible center and Alliance staff
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HR presents management-training video with John Cleese Feb. 18 in Pelton
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Science Fridays educational series kicks off Feb. 25 in Pelton
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New Affymetrix microarray equipment installed in Genomics Shared Resource lab
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Next human-research subjects class will be March 21 in Pelton
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UW/Basic Sciences team wins best-paper prize from AAAS
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Fail-safe network phones for Fred Hutchinson
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Creative Commuter
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Discounted Sonics tickets available
