Stanley Maloy
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Patrick Papin
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Cathie Atkins
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Estralita Martin
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November 4th, 2009
Researchers Receive Competitive Grants, Top Rankings
gina.jacobs@sdsu.edu (Gina Jacobs)
San Diego State University researchers have received four highly competitive Challenge Grants from the National Institutes of Health, it was announced today. Additionally, psychology professor Linda Gallo received a $2.4 million ARRA "Grand Opportunity" award from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI).
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October 30th, 2009
Vaccination Fascination: SDSU research professor Ed Morgan discusses vaccinations, their scarcity and why they are important.
gblock@mail.sdsu.edu (Greg Block)
"The classical approach for making influenza vaccines is you have to grow the virus," said Edward Morgan, San Diego State University research professor, about the vaccine shortage."
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October 22nd, 2009
SDSU Launches Biotech Certificate: The new certificate for biotechnology project management in quality assurance will be available online.
universe@mail.sdsu.edu (Erik Fallis)
"The biotechnology and other life science industries are among the nation's most promising job creators. These are high-paying, high-demand jobs that will fuel the 21st century California economy," said Susan Baxter, CSUPERB executive director.
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October 21st, 2009
Women's Group Funds Grad Student Scholarships: Twelve graduate students in the College of Sciences will be supported by the $97,500 gift.
sterling@mail.sdsu.edu (Suzanne Sterling)
This year's scholarship recipients included: Peter Belmont, biology; Karen Campbell, computational science; Shirin Doroudgar, cell/molecular biology; Kimberlee Fischer, cell/molecular biology; Marc Gregerson, chemistry; Martin Kandes, computational science; Marc Rideout, biology/biochemistry; John Ruedas, cell/molecular biology; Aleksandr Stotland, cell/molecular biology; Jenna Tabor-Godwin, cell/molecular biology; Dana Willner-Hall, cell/molecular biology; and Robert Wilson, Jr., chemistry.
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October 21st, 2009
Research Uncovers Possible Cause of Red Tides
goldaa@mail.sdsu.edu (Golda Akhgarnia)
"It has long been known that bloom-forming microalgae that influence climate and harm ecosystems and man are closely associated with certain bacterial species, but the reasons why were unknown," said Carl Carrano, chair of SDSU's chemistry and biochemistry department and co-publisher of the study."
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