News from the Virginia BioTechnology Research Park

2002

12/30/2002	UNOS moves organ transplant network to Park
12/20/2002	VCU’s Kendler receives 2002 Rema Lapouse Award Inflammation associated with gum disease may fight infection
12/11/2002	Pitt, VCU researchers find genetic link to bulimia nervosa
12/10/2002	VCU’s John Fenn accepts Nobel Prize in Chemistry
12/6/2002	Surgery chair named honorary president of telemedicine group
11/26/2002	VCU scientists growing synthetic blood vessels
11/22/2002	Novel smoking products still present health hazards
10/28/2002	C3B wins $43 million award from DOD
10/9/2002	VCU’s John B. Fenn receives 2002 Nobel Prize for Chemistry
10/4/2002	Missing molecules could hold key to reduced immunity in aged
9/30/2002	Public values science but wary of cloning, stem cell research
9/26/2002	Infectious disease expert weighs in on drug controversy
8/29/2002	VCU scientist closing in on lyme disease test and vaccine
8/19/2002	VCU discovery shows that Viagra protects the heart
7/3/2002	VCU researchers identify gene with schizophrenia tie
5/3/2002	Park welcomes global leader in forest biotechnology
4/16/2002	Understanding thinness key to obesity
4/12/2002	Wrights give millions to VCU School of Engineering Foundation
3/28/2002	VCU to celebrate premiere of life sciences TV show
3/26/2002	VCU biologist finds evidence of global warming
2/21/2002	Study says cigarette promoted as less lethal may be more addictive
2/19/2002	VCU developing electronic brain tumor sensor Understanding sickle cell pain focus of $1.4 million NIH study
2/14/2002	VCU liver disease specialist wins $1.5 million NIH grant
1/14/2002	VCU conducts first-known anesthesiology via Internet

June

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