January
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February
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March
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The American Cancer Society has awarded a Research Scholar Grant to Dr. Amy Csink for the study "Heterochromatin, Nuclear Organization and Gene Expression"
Dr. Alison Barth is the recipient of a $1.125 M award from the National Institutes of Health for her project, “Experience-Dependent Plasticity in a fosGFP Transgenic Mouse”
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Dr. Russell Schwartz of the Department of Biological Sciences, Dr. Kathryn Roeder of the Department of Statistics, and Dr. Eran Halperin of the Aladdin Center, co-hosted the second annual international RECOMB Satellite Workshop on Computational Methods for SNPs and Haplotypes on February 20 and 21, 2004, at the Mellon Institute
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NASA selects "Team Conscius," a group of Mellon College of Science undergraduates, to study, in flight, the effects of gravity on the actin cytoskeleton
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April
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May
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June
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Professor William Brown receives the 2004 Doherty Award, Carnegie Mellon's highest honor in teaching
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Assistant Professor Justin Crowley named a 2004 Searle Scholar
Welcome, Summer Undergraduate Researchers!
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Carboxy-terminal extensions of globular ribosomal proteins are essential for proper ribosome assembly
The National Science Foundation recognizes Assistant Professor Russell Schwartz with a prestigious Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award for his work in modeling and simulation of self-assembly within cells
Three-dimensional magnetic resonance imaging studies by Dr. Eric Ahrens, Assistant Professor, reveal sex-dependent structural changes in developing mouse brains
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July
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August
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September
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Neuroscientist Alison Barth develops transgenic mouse useful for studying individual neuronal responses in the living brain
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Professor William Brown and graduate student Christine Wang, part of an interdisciplinary team working on environmental contamination, discover distinct bacterial PCB dechlorination patterns in river sediment
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October
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November
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December
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Peter Berget, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences and former director of the Governor's School of the Sciences, honored at the National Conference of Governor’s Schools
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Molecular Models for Biochemistry (MMB), a Web site created by Dr. William McClure, with contributions by Drs. David Hackney and Gordon Rule, featured in BioTechniques journal
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