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Every month, Fred Hutch postdoc writer/editors summarize two papers from each of our scientific divisions to stimulate collaborations across campus
May 16, 2022
Philanthropic support catalyzes audacious ideas, bold research
Support from thousands of donors gives researchers the time and resources they need to advance high-risk projects with immense potential
Stamping out bias with compassion and cartoons
Sikh Captain America visits the Hutch to talk storytelling, superheroes and strategies for fighting hate in life and at work
Scientists who tweet
3 Fred Hutch researchers talk about getting #science out into the world, 140 characters at a time
Riding Obliteride for a reason: Cancer has hit home for Robert Haugland, who will be powering a hand bike to raise research money
Cancer has hit close to home for Robert Haugland, who will be powering a hand bike to raise research money
Four MCB students earn National Science Foundation fellowships
Three-year predoctoral research awards for Spragg, Cech, Hildebrand and Gonzalez
Biggins profiled in Journal of Cell Biology
Sue Biggins discusses her breakthrough research on kinetochores and how they control mitosis
Tapscott Lab's Geng among Weintraub winners
Molecular and cell biologist Linda Geng is one of 13 recipients nationwide of the Center's 2012 Harold M. Weintraub Graduate Student Award
Evolutionary biologist Bloom wins Sloan Foundation fellowship
Jesse Bloom's $50,000 award supports molecular evolution research of proteins and viruses
Woloshin takes reins of Center's Shared Resources
Steeped in financial, administrative and biotech experience, Paul Woloshin is ready to develop technologies, maintain research support excellence
Accreditation: Center's critical competitive edge
Hutchinson Center remains the only research institution in Washington state to achieve and maintain accreditation for human research subject protection
Russell's cooks up Center benefit
Dine at Chef Russell Lowell's Bothell restaurant; you’ll receive complimentary cookbook and generate proceeds for research
Mid-morning snacking may sabotage weight loss efforts
Anne McTiernan-led study findings may not relate to time of day, but to the short interval between breakfast and lunch
Porter leads new shared resource for specimen collection
Consortium Biospecimen Resource will foster collaborations and advance solid tumor translational research by uniting existing repositories and providing a centralized collection service
Behavioral scientist Ko joins Public Health Sciences
Linda Ko aspires to increase cancer prevention literacy, decrease disparities through health communication interventions
Three-drug H. pylori therapy better for some than four
New results from large Latin American SWOG study contradict clinical trial findings in Europe and Asia; geographic variations in antibiotic resistance may validate different drug regimens for different populations
Gottschling elected to Washington State Academy of Sciences
Dan Gottschling joins the Center’s other active members Eisenman, Groudine, Hartwell and Prentice
Study deepens understanding of how brain perceives scents
Through large-scale analysis of odor detection, Linda Buck and colleagues find extraordinary diversity, bias in odor recognition
Jacob Green Charity Golf Classic July 14-15
Former Seahawk and other local celebs raise funds for the Center, Pete Gross House during this 24th annual tournament, dinner and auction
Take steps for research at the Shore Run/Walk June 12
Annual fundraiser along the scenic shore of Lake Washington features events for all ages; supports the Center’s immunotherapy research
Kiem selected for NIH advisory committee
Tapped for his gene therapy expertise, Hans-Peter Kiem will review human gene transfer research, safety, ethics, policies