Summer 2010
In this issue
How Do You Capture the Ephemeral?
It’s generally agreed that cancer stem cells are difficult to study effectively.
Ed Prochownik might have just made it a whole lot easier.
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Of Note
- Cracks in HIV’s armor.
- Stimulating funding.
- From bench to bassinet.
Departments
Closer [PDF 95 KB]
At the heart of the dance.
Investigations
[PDF 380 KB]
Piggy in the middle.
A tail of Huntington’s.
Attending [PDF 496 KB]
Married, with science.
Alumni News [PDF 4.5 MB]
Seeing the world.
Cross-border commute.
Last Call [PDF 962 KB]
Trailing spouses in the lead.
Features
B.F. and A.F.,
Before Ferg and After Ferg
A century of orthopaedics at Pitt.
[PDF 668 KB]
Traffic
New Pitt recruit Alexander Sorkin blends caution and inspiration in a quest
to sort out how cells usher in the good guys and shut out the bad ones.
[PDF 162 KB]
Very Carefully
Industry and academic medicine are partners by necessity.
How should they work together?
[PDF 450 KB]
Additional Content
COVER | OVER THE TRANSOM
DEAN'S MESSAGE | CALENDAR
ENTIRE ISSUE [PDF 8.8 MB]