Thursday, March 16, 2006

Vol 12, Issue 6

Science Articles

• Clocking cancer progression
  Collaborative study with Rosetta charts molecular timeline of chronic myeloid leukemia progression, holds promise for improving patient care
  
  
• Enormous potential in a tiny package
  Hutchinson Center joins NCI research alliance on five-year, $20 million nanotechnology effort
  
  
• The bone benefits of calcium, vitamin D
  WHI tracks calcium and vitamin D in older women; finds fewer fractures, but no decrease in colon cancer
  
  
• Center ranks high in best places for postdocs survey
  Quality of postdoc training, career preparation are key factors in annual institution ranking
  
  

General Articles

• 'Melding' a life of science and art
  PHS veteran Janice Findley infuses her work with creativity, attention to detail
  
  
• Initiating global partnerships
  Karma Kreizenbeck combines her quest for challenges, scientific knowledge as Center's first International Research Initiative administrator
  
  
• Remember TANSTAAFL
  Information Security Office has news to protect you from the downside of the Internet's free lunch
  
  

Briefs

• British stem-cell researcher to deliver Perspectives in Science seminar March 31 in Pelton
  
  
• Challengers get your water bottles
  
  
• Human Biology researcher wins American Association for Cancer Research scholar award
  
  
• Apply by March 24 for Molecular Diagnostics Program pilot funds
  
  
• Katie Peichel, Nina Salama speak at March 24 Science Friday
  
  
• The 20 Healthy Challenge teams at the top
  
  
• Tupperware sale March 20-22 benefits Pete Gross House
  
  
• Center participates in statewide earthquake drill April 6
  
  
• Diversity Council presents 'People Like Us' March 23 in Arnold
  
  
• What and where on campus is this?
  
  

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