| Photo Credit: Darci Slaten |
Gene Mash and colleagues develop a "molecular truck" to aid in drug delivery for treating inflammatory bowel disease.
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Biochemistry Alumna Dr. Linda Meta Mobula fights Ebola on the front lines in Africa.
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| Photo credit: Paul Tumarkin/Tech Launch Arizona |
Boulder Biopharm Company Moves to Tucson to Partner with UA Research Group
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| Photo Credit: Thomas Folkers |
New Radio Telescope Ready to Probe. Newly installed, 40-foot dish achieves "first light" detecting cold gas clouds in the Milky Way.
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| Photo Credit: NIH/HHS |
Two UA Scientists Give Extra Thought to the Brain, Developing Better Ways of Measuring How Neurons Communicate with Each Other.
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Upcoming Events
CBC Student Awards Ceremony & Luncheon - May 14, 2015
CBC Grad Student Research Symposium - August 14, 2015
CBC All Alumni Reunion - November 2016
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Roger Fellows (BS in Chemistry, 1961) - My current hobbies include wood turning, building grandfather clocks with German works, golfing, walking and bike riding. I found my BS degree very helpful when I entered Medical School and when I was earning my board certification in Nuclear Medicine.
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Susan Frost (PhD in Biochemistry, 1979) - This summer marks my 30th year at the University of Florida as a faculty member. Meryll and I have been married for 45 years and have two grandchildren. With retirement on the horizon, we plan to spend half our time in Tucson, but first will experience living in France for 6 months. I like to hike, go birding, practice yoga, travel, needle craft, read, and most importantly, be with family.
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Jacqueline Daspit (BA in Biochemistry, 1986) - For over 20 years I have practiced patent law as a registered patent attorney, most recently in the medical device field. I am Assistant General Counsel for the Bard Peripheral Vascular division of C. R. Bard. I have 3 wonderful daughters; my oldest is studying Physics/Astronomy at the UA.
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Lori Smith (PhD in Chemistry, 2003) - I'm often told by aspiring chemists that I have a "really cool" job assisting veterinary pathologists diagnose livestock and companion animal deaths, and it is a lot of fun experiencing how analytical chemistry can protect and improve public and animal health.
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We'd like to hear from you!
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