Thursday, January 6, 2005 • Vol 11, Issue 1

Proteomics expert Dr. Samir Hanash joined the Public Health Sciences Division faculty last August to launch new early cancer detection studies. Photo by Gordon Todd

• 'Mission possible' for proteomics pioneer
  From a sea of proteins, Samir Hanash's lab searches for markers useful for early detection of lung, liver, pancreatic and other cancers
  
  
• From mutant microbes to drug discovery
  Nina Salama's lab creates resource that may aid in drug discovery for treating bacterial infections associated with gastric cancer
  
  

• Arnold Library sponsors free journal publishing, online full-text access through BioMed Central memberships
  
  

• Center to co-sponsor global health-care summit June 8-11
  
  
• Dual-mentor fellows present research at Jan. 10 symposium
  
  
• Anna Greenwood receives Helen Hay Whitney fellowship
  
  
• Loretta Tse joins Industry Relations, Technology Transfer Jan. 10
  
  
• 2005 Healthy Challenge comes home
  
  
• SCHARP, HVTN move Jan. 15 to 1616 Eastlake Ave. E.
  
  
• Taste Toastmasters at Jan. 12 organizational meeting
  
  
• Basic Sciences Division faculty candidates will present seminars
  
  

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