
AWARDS
Joe Garcia, Medicine, Lowell T. Coggeshall Professorship
Eugene Geppert, Medicine, Robert and Susan Doroghazi Clinical Teaching Award, Pritzker School of Medicine
Elliot Gershon, Psychiatry, Anna-Monika Prize, Anna-Monika Foundation
Marguerite Herschel, Pediatrics, Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award, Pritzker School of Medicine
Ziyad Hijazi, Pediatrics, George M. Eisenberg Professorship
Holly Humphrey, Medicine, Gender Equity Award, Pritzker School of Medicine
José Quintans, Pathology, William Raney Harper Professorship
Michael Simon, Surgery, Clinician Educator Award, American Orthopaedic Association
Scott Stern, Medicine, Lawrence DH Wood Preclerkship Teaching Award, Pritzker School of Medicine
Darrel Waggoner, Human Genetics, Lawrence DH Wood Preclerkship Teaching Award, Pritzker School of Medicine
Ting-Wa Wong, Pathology, Outstanding Basic Science Teaching Award, Pritzker School of Medicine
NEW GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS: APRIL 1 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2005
NIH Research Grants (R01)
Ioannis Aifantis, Medicine, “Pre-TCR as an Inducer of Cell Survival and Transformation”
John Alverdy, Surgery, “Pseudomonas Effects on the Gut Barrier from Surgery”
William Dobyns, Human Genetics, “The Role of ARX in Normal and Abnormal Brain Development”
Nickolai Dulin, Medicine, “Activation of Protein Kinase A by Endothelin-1”
Kimm Jon Hamann, Medicine, “Oxidants and Caspases: Initiation of Reperfusion Injury”
Kay MacLeod, Ben May Institute for Cancer Research, “Functions of pRb in Stress Erythropoiesis”
Anthony Kossiakoff, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, “Chaperone Assisted Crystallography”
Bernard Roizman, Molecular Genetics & Cell Biology, “Selective Degradation of mRNA by Herpes Simplex Virus 1”
Steven Small, Neurology, “Neurophysiological Measurement in Aphasia Treatment”
Mark Stein, Psychiatry, “Measuring and Predicting Responses to ATX and MPH”
Wei-Jen Tang, Ben May Institute for Cancer Research, “Intervention Against Anthrax Edema Factor”
Jerrold Turner, Pathology, “Regulation of Paracellular Permeability by IFNgamma and TNFalpha”
Alexander Verin, Medicine, “ALK/SMAD Signaling in TGF B-Induced EC Permeability”
Yimin Zou, Neurobiology, Pharmacology & Physiology, “Signaling Pathways Controlling Axon Pathfinding”
Ralph Weichselbaum, Radiation & Cellular Oncology, “DNA Damage Targeted Gene Therapy in Head and Neck Cancer
NIH Research Grants (R21)
Anita Chong, Surgery, “B Cell Tolerance Following Allograft Transplantation”
Ezra Cohen, Medicine, “Rapamycin as an Antineoplastic Agent”
Apurva Desai, Medicine, “A Pharmacogenetic and Pharmacodynamic Study of Erlotinib”
Gregory Karczmar, Radiology, “Microvessel Density with High Spectral/Spatial MRI”
Terence Martin, Molecular Genetics & Cell Bioloby, “Cell Receptors for the Novel Protein AMP-18 (Gastrokine)”
Tao Pan, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, “Studies of RNA Modifications on the Genomic Scale”
Betty Soliven, Neurology, “Novel Therapeutic Targets in Inflammatory Neuropathies”
Chun-Su Yuan, Anesthesia & Critical Care, “Effect of Ginseng on Cisplatin-Induced Emesis”
NIH Research Grants (R13)
Glyn Dawson, Pediatrics, “Tenth International Congress on Ceroid Lipofuscinoses”
Research Career Programs (K08)
Daniel Levy, Pediatrics, “Towards the Physiologic Function of MiRP-3”
NIH Fellowship Programs (F32)
Albert Bendelac, Pathology, “Molecular Comparison of Spontaneous and Induced Nkt Development”
Joe Garcia, Medicine, “S1P/Rac Regulation of Endothelial Cell Permeability”
Daniel Margoliash, Organismal Biology & Anatomy, “Cholinergic Regulation of a Sensorimotor Nucleus”
National Science Foundation
Martin Feder, Orgamismal Biology & Anatomy, “Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology of Stress Response & Stress Proteins”
Jean Greenberg, Molecular Genetics & Cell Biology, “ALD1-Dependent Signaling in the Plant Defense Response”
Melina Hale, Organismal Biology & Anatomy, “Reticulospinal Control of Alternative Startle Behaviors”
Manyuan Long, Ecology & Evolution, “Genomic Analysis for Rates and Patterns of New Gene Originations in Drosophila”
Jocelyn Malamy, Molecular Genetics & Cell Biology, “The Adaptation of Plant Development to Environmental Stress”
Callum Ross, Organismal Biology & Anatomy, “In vivo Electromyography (EMG), Bone Strain, and Cineradiography in Strepsirrhine Primates”
John Wootton, Ecology & Evolution, “Field Parameterization and Experimental Tests of the Neutral Theory of Biodiversity”
John Wootton, Ecology & Evolution, “International: Dispersal, Competition, and the Synergistic Interactions of Multiple Species Invasions”
American Academy of Pediatrics
Icy Cade-Bell, Pediatrics, “Adolescent Health Access Program”
Abbott Laboratories
Kenan Onel, Pediatrics, “Chicago Genomics Symposium”
American Cancer Society
Ilaria Rebay, Ben May Institute for Cancer Research, “Regulation of Yan function in cell-cell signaling during development”
American Cancer Society, Illinois
Chien-Min Kao, Radiology, “A Study of Physical Factors Affecting PET/CT in Lung Cancer Diagnosis”
Tiejun Luo, Medicine, “Molecular Pathways in ML-Associated Leukemia”
Bakhtiar Yamini, Surgery, “Enhancing Apoptosis in Glioma by Using TNF-alpha, Temozolomide, and Radiotherapy”
Zhijian Qian, Medicine, “The Role of FHL2 in Leukemogenesis”
Center for Biomedical Discovery
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Discoveries
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DEVELOPMENT
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EDUCATION
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FOREFRONT
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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Recent Recruitments and Appointments of Biological Sciences Division Faculty.
ACCOLADES
Recent Awards and Grants Information for Biological Sciences Division Faculty