TSRI
Names Graduate College "Kellogg School of Science and Technology"
in Honor or Janet and W. Keith Kellogg II
"We are very pleased to have a name so synonymous
with education associated with our institute," says Jeffery
Kelly, vice president for academic affairs and dean of graduate
studies.
TSRI
Research Suggests Powerful Tool for Detection and Treatment
of Anthrax
A team led by TSRI Professor Kim Janda has found human antibodies
that could enable scientists to determine "very quickly what
you have—whether it's a hazardous spore preparation or
just plain baby powder."
Dramatic Footage of Immune System at Work Caught on Tape
Using a new technique that allows scientists to see the internal
machinery of a living cell, a team of researchers led by investigators
Nicholas R.J. Gascoigne and Tomasz Zal, addressed one of the
most fundamental issues in immune research: the early events
in the immune system's recognition of foreign invaders, such
as bacteria and viruses.
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As someone who has spent a large part of his career in the
pharmaceutical industry, TSRI investigator Tamas Bartfai is
intimately familiar with how drugs are tested and approved—something
he says is both an art and a science. (Part 1 of 2.)
Bartfai will deliver the first Skaggs Lecture in Drug
Discovery, "Development of Drug Discovery Paradigms in
Big Pharma Over the Last 100 Years" on Thursday, April
25, from 5 to 6:30 PM in the Valerie Timken Amphitheater of
Green Hospital.
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