Frontiers in Medical Research Seminar Series

Spring 2008(word doc)

Course Information

Student seminar summaries/Spring 2008:

• Linking Mechanisms of Cardiac Development to Congenital Heart Disease by Ray Runyan and
  Baffled by Baffles-Cardiac Imaging of the patient with Congenital Heart Disease by Vincent Sorrel
• Evidence-Based Medicine-Prostate Cancer:Nerves, and Outcomes Research by Bruce L. Dalkin
• Potential Mechanism for Global Epidemic in Diabetes by Sree Nair
• New Paradigms in Personalized Medicine and Drug Discovery for Cancer by Dan Theodorescu
• Prostate Cancer Progression and Mechanisms of Bone Pain by Tamara King and Raymond B.
• A Systems Approach to Marker Guided Therapy in Breast Cancer by
  Joe W. Gray
• Systems Bioinformatics:  Integrating, Information for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond by Nirav Merchant
• Role of TGFb2 In Heart Development by Tom Doetschman
  Transcriptional Regulation of Vascular Gene Expression in the Embryo by Paul Krieg
• Systems Bioinformatics:  Integrating, Information for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond by Nirav Merchant, Michael Hammer
• Retinal Epithelial Cells and the Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease by Brian McKay, Scott Sherman
• fMRI of the Brain and Pain: Promise and Potential in Disease and Therapy
  by David Borsook
• Novel Treatments in Stroke.Janet Funk & Leslie Ritter

Student seminar summaries/Fall 2007:

College of Medicine F&A (Indirect Costs) Distribution Guidelines

Please use these guidelines and examples when determining the F&A Revenue (Indirect Cost) distributions for your grant applications.  If you have questions regarding these guidelines, please contact the College of Medicine Research Office at 626-2483. 

College of Medicine Proposal Routing Process

The College of Medicine Proposal Routing Sheet (PRS) process is now streamlined so that all information goes to one location, the College of Medicine Research Office.  This is the first step toward web-based routing in the College of Medicine. 

Please see the COM instructions for proposal routing.

Provide all required documentation (PRS with PI and Department signatures, face page, abstract, budget, and budget justification) to the College of Medicine Research Office (located in room 1156 on the first floor of the Health Sciences Center Library).  You can also fax the required documents to 520-626-7588. 

Turn around time for signatures will be 48 hours. 

AHSC Frontiers in Biomedical Research Poster Forum

October 17,2007 Abstracts

Cardiovascular/Industry Partnerships Symposium

The February 27,2008 event was held to promote positive collaborations with industry in order to establish support for research, technology transfer, and novel ideas. Profiles of faculty and industry participants are avaliable here.