Category Archive for "Bioscience" |

Valley sister city programs help foster cultural, academic and business connections

Asthma associated with both genetics and environmental exposures

Firm lands ASU clinic project

Orcutt/Winslow Partnership to design the $6.5 million expansion of the student health clinic on Arizona State University.

ASU researchers studying cowpox virus

Assistant professor Kathryn Sykes is one of the ASU employees researching the cowpox virus in hopes of creating a more effective vaccination against other pox viruses.

SFAz leaders strive to preserve, advance state’s research-driven economy (Part III)

In 2006, Arizona’s three CEO groups pledged to help the state Legislature create Science Foundation Arizona in what would be an unprecedented, $300 million public-private partnership. Since then, SFAz has become a high-impact element in both the state’s bioscience research landscape and Arizona’s economic future. But now, with SFAz facing major funding cuts, its leaders are working to defend hard-won gains.

SFAz leaders strive to preserve, advance state’s research-driven economy (Part II)

In 2006, Arizona’s three CEO groups pledged to help the state Legislature create Science Foundation Arizona in what would be an unprecedented, $300 million public-private partnership. Since then, SFAz has become a high-impact element in both the state’s bioscience research landscape and Arizona’s economic future. But now, with SFAz facing major funding cuts, its leaders are working to defend hard-won gains.

SFAz leaders strive to preserve, advance state’s research-driven economy

In 2006, Arizona’s three CEO groups pledged to help the state Legislature create Science Foundation Arizona in what would be an unprecedented, $300 million public-private partnership. Since then, SFAz has become a high-impact element in both the state’s bioscience research landscape and Arizona’s economic future. But now, with SFAz facing major funding cuts, its leaders are working to defend hard-won gains.

Buffmire Lectureship: Dr D. Holmes Morton

The Fall Buffmire Lectureship will be at the College of Medicine in Phoenix, on November 23rd at 5:30pm, and at the University of Arizona, DuVal Auditorium in Tucson on November 24th at 12pm. The lecture will feature Dr D. Holmes Morton who specializes in genetic disorders of Old Order Amish and Mennonite children. In 1989 […]

Cancer Treatment Centers of America growing, still hiring

Local economists: No recovery in sight

Flagstaff can expect 2010 to be as bad as 2009.