Welcome Class
of 2007!
Jeremy E. Adler, B.S., Brown University
Esam Al-Shareffi, B.S., Stony Brook University
Michael C. Burke, B.S., Rhodes College
Andrew Chang, B.A., M.A., Harvard University
Zishuo I. Hu, B.S., Brown University
Eileen T. So, B.E., Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science
& Art
MSTP
Alumnus, Dimple Bhatt. For neuroscience
major, PhD is just the beginning.
Show
of Support for MSTP student, Catherine Salussolia
I am raising money for The Leukemia
& Lymphoma Society as a participant in their Team In Training
program. I will be participating in the Disney Triathlon in September
in honor of my late neighbor Jesse Michota. With
your donation you will not only be supporting me in my race, but
you will also be actively helping in the race for a cure for leukemia,
lymphoma and myeloma. But more importantly, your donation brings
hope to the patients and families who are on the front lines of
the battle against these diseases. To donate online quickly and
securely, please click on the above link. You will receive a confirmation
by email of your donation and I will be notified as soon as you
make your donation. On behalf of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society,
thank you very much for your support. I really appreciate your generosity!
Or you can mail a donation made payable to The Leukemia and Lymphoma
Society to me (my address is listed on the website).
Congratulations
to Harold H. Bien and his
advisor, Emilia Entcheva.
Their review article on imaging will be featured in
the December
issue of Biophotonics International. The editors picked
it out of the ocean of imaging publications. The editors
wrote:
Congratulations to Danny N. Khalil.
He was awarded the Department of Defense Grant for Prostate
Cancer Research (the hypothesis that he presented at the
2006 21st Annual National MD/PhD Student Conference).
Congratulations to MSTP's own Amy Rosen!
Amy
Rosen, M.D., Ph.D., student was named a finalist in the
Collegiate Inventors Competition for her entry entitled, "Tracking
the 3-D distribution of delivered stem cells in vivo with quantum
dot nanoparticles."
More details can be found at the Collegiate
Inventors Competition
website.
Congratulations to the new Congress members for the Class of 2010!
Representative At Large, Tejus A. Bale
Dean's Liason, Michael L.
Prodromou
Doctoral
Defense Announcement
Third
Year Reps for 2007 - 2008:
Matthew Lazarus, Justin Rodriguez, Iehab Talukder and Oladapo Yeku
were selected to be the third year reps. Thanks much to our outgoing
reps, Ariel Abraham, Ian Brett, Noreen Bukhari and George Zanazzi
for the 2006 - 2007 recruitment process.
Tejus Bale - Making Proteins Dance
SBU Again Receives National Acclaim as Top
University
New
York Magazine Lists 26 SBU Physicians as
Best in NY
Stony
Brook's Expanding Cancer Program
The Graduate Review
Stony Brook's Graduate Student Magazine
Monthly
Issue of HSC E-News
Stony
Brook Highlights
Stony
Brook University is being featured on the web site of The Science
Coalition from January 23 - January 29, 2006.
Included
are some of Stony Brook's recent achievements, including:
* Electronic noses help diagnose disease
* Candy can be good for your teeth
* Stony Brook clinical team delivers first-ever medical care to nearly 500
children in Madagascar.
The Science Coalition represents more than 400-member organizations
working to expand and strengthen the Federal government's investment
in university-based scientific, medical, engineering and agricultural
research.
MSTP SPONSORED EVENTS:
MSTP Fellows organize, although not every
year, a one-day research symposium open to all wishing to attend.
It focuses on a topic
chosen by the students and involved distinguished speakers invited
from around the world. Recent speakers included Nobel Laureates,
members of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and many others,
including several members of the SUSB community. All MSTP Fellows
are invited to lunch and dinner with the speakers.
The MSTP encourages and supports Fellows to attend the annual
Clinical Research meeting.
Monthly
Dinner Seminar Archived Events
Archived
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