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[edit] Sequenom, Stanford Stake IP Claims for Sequencing-Based Prenatal ... - Biotech Transfer Week

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[edit] Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance Associate (Seattle, WA)

3 December 2008, by Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance Associate Over 30 years ago, Seattle Biomedical Research Institute (SBRI) was founded as an independent non-profit organization devoted to the research of global infectious disease. SBRI holds true to those roots today, ...

[edit] Accountant II (Seattle, WA)

3 December 2008, by An Accountant II position is available at Seattle Biomedical Research Institute. General Functions: This position is responsible for month-end closing entries and reconciliations including preparation of many year-end audit schedules. Also, the accountant will assist ...

[edit] IBT Laboratories Expands its Menu of Tests for Immune ... ( LENEXA ...

2 December 2008, by unknown 2 /PRNewswire/ -- IBT Laboratories, a leading clinical-diagnostics and biomedical-research laboratory specializing in immunology and allergy assays, announced that it has launched two tests to evaluate the response of patients whose ...

[edit] LabKey Server v8.3 Now Available - Business Wire (press release)

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[edit] Overweight women at increased risk of advanced breast cancer - Media Newswire (press release)

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[edit] VA Watchdog dot Org - VA NEWS FLASH - 11-28-2008 -- VA RESEARCH ...

27 November 2008, by unknown NCIRE - the Veterans Health Research Institute - is the largest research institute associated with a VA medical center. Its mission is to improve the health and well-being of veterans and the general public by supporting a world-class ...

[edit] Seattle's South Lake Union Streetcar - Greater Greater Washington

24 November 2008, by unknown Vulcan has put a special focus on making the corridor a biotechnology hub; tenants include Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Zymogenetics, Seattle Biomedical Research Institute, Seattle Children's Hospital, and University of ...

[edit] In Praise of Senator Ted Kennedy For His Contributions to ...

24 November 2008, by Phillip Sharp In this capacity, he helped pass the National Cancer Act that established the modern National Cancer Institute and quadrupled the funds supporting cancer research. Senator Kennedy stated his support of biomedical research at the time ...

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[edit] Research Technician (Part-Time) (Seattle, WA)

19 November 2008, by A part-time Research Technician position is available in the Center for Mosquito Production & Malaria Infection Research (CeMPMIR) Core Facility at Seattle Biomedical Research Institute (SBRI). This individual will work under the supervision ...

[edit] Genzyme and Italian Non-Profit ICGEB Partner on Neglected Diseases - Biotech Transfer Week

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[edit] Vaccine Impresario, Todd Patrick, At it Again With Immunization Against Strep Throat

18 November 2008, by Biotech, vaccines, Life Sciences Luke Timmerman wrote: Todd Patrick is one of those rare people in the pharmaceutical business who can say he built a successful career as a vaccines entrepreneur. He was the president of ID Biomedical, a Vancouver, BC-based vaccine company with operations in Bothell, WA, for 12 years before it was sold to the world’s second-largest drugmaker, GlaxoSmithKline, for $1.5 billion in December 2005. Patrick, 46, hasn’t had the desire to go back to the full-time press

[edit] Seattle’s Pharma Godfather, Ben Shapiro, Sees Potential Here To ... - Xconomy

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[edit] Faculty Colloquium: Dr. John Flaspohler, Biology - Concordia College

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[edit] Web Computing Specialist (Seattle - UW South Lake Union)

11 November 2008, by The Institute of Translational Health Sciences has an outstanding opportunity for a Biomedical Informatics Web Computing Specialist. This position requires strong database development and web development experience. This individual will assist in evaluating, piloting and managing research ...

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[edit] Customize Your Plate: the Emerging Science of Personalized Diets ... - Kansas City infoZine

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[edit] Grants and Contracts Specialist (Seattle, WA)

7 November 2008, by Over 30 years ago, Seattle Biomedical Research Institute (SBRI) was founded as an independent non-profit organization devoted to the research of global infectious disease. SBRI holds true to those roots today having grown to include over 250 staff members, ...

[edit] Sun Health and Power3 Medical to Present Results of NuroPro(R ... - MarketWatch

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[edit] Announcing Xconomy’s First Event in Seattle: Vaccines 2.0

6 November 2008, by Biotech, vaccines, Life Sciences Luke Timmerman wrote: The Seattle area has one of the world’s strongest concentrations of global health research, with much of it being fueled by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Vaccines are one of the primary tools being studied here to fight leading killers around the world, like malaria and tuberculosis. Yet these products have long been a neglected stepchild of the pharmaceutical industry, regarded by many as a high-risk, high-liability, low-profit

[edit] Research Coordinator (Tacoma, WA)

28 October 2008, by This position is a fulltime, temporary research coordinator position in the MIRECC and Model Schizophrenia Program, located at the VA PSHCS, American Lake Division, under the direction of Andre Tapp, M.D. The overall function of this individual will be to support the regulatory and clinical ...

[edit] The DNA Network

24 October 2008, by Jones In Ravenna, at Third Place Pub: Ted White from the Seattle Biomedical Research Institute will be talking at 7 pm about infectious disease. Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post... 2008 Presidential Candidates on ...

[edit] Science events in Seattle: Science on Tap or Parasitic ...

23 October 2008, by Sandra Porter none@example.com (Josh is also a Science Blogger). In Ravenna, at Third Place Pub: Ted White from the Seattle Biomedical Research Institute will be talking at 7 pm about infectious disease. Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post...

[edit] Our daily dose of fungi - Mon, October 27

23 October 2008, by gary@garysguide.org (Gary) Ted White Seattle Biomedical Research Institute "Our daily dose of fungi: beer, bread, sake, and infections" Science on Tap is a place where anyone can come to explore the latest ideas in science and technology in a relaxed ... more ...

[edit] Gates Foundation Invests in 103 “Untried, Unproven” Ideas for ...

22 October 2008, by Luke Timmerman Lastly, we spotted a prominent HIV researcher now in Oregon, who used to be at the Seattle Biomedical Research Institute:. —Nancy Haigwood of Oregon Health and Science University received a grant for programming neutralizing antibodies ...

[edit] Gates Foundation Invests in 104 “Untried, Unproven” Ideas for Global Health

22 October 2008, by Biotech, HIV, Tuberculosis Luke Timmerman wrote: The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is doling out smaller chunks of cash to spur bigger thinking. The world’s largest private foundation is announcing today it is awarding 104 grants to scientists—at $100,000 apiece—to support off-the-wall ideas that have potential to shake up the conventional wisdom in global health. The Seattle-based foundation hopes to pump some life into research on HIV, tuberculosis, and other infectious diseases. This

[edit] Washington Global Health Alliance Ambassador Officer (Seattle, WA)

21 October 2008, by Opportunity Overview Washington Global Health Alliance Ambassador Officer Make a global difference, starting here in Washington State! Join with the Washington Global Health Alliance (WGHA) a consortium of the state's major global health organizations, including PATH, Seattle Biomedical ...

[edit] Research Technician - Duffy Lab, Malaria (Seattle, WA)

21 October 2008, by A Research Technician position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Patrick Duffy. The position focuses on studying liver stage antigens and their potential for protective immunity in a rodent malaria vaccine model. Qualifications include a B.S. or M.S. in biological sciences as well as a ...

[edit] Research Technician - Parsons Lab (Seattle, WA)

20 October 2008, by A Research Technician I position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Marilyn Parsons. This lab focuses on the fundamental biological processes in protozoa that are responsible for globally important infectious diseases. We are recruiting a research technician I to assist in a project ...

[edit] Seattle Has Global Health Muscle, But Needs More Education ...

16 October 2008, by Ken Stuart I will point out that Washington State global health community has made remarkable progress since the 1970s when I started Seattle Biomedical Research Institute. The well-developed health research community welcomed and embraced me, ...

[edit] Research Technician, Sherman Lab - Tuberculosis (Seattle, WA)

9 October 2008, by Over 30 years ago, Seattle Biomedical Research Institute (SBRI) was founded as an independent non-profit organization devoted to the research of global infectious disease. SBRI holds true to those roots today, having grown to include over 250 staff members ...

[edit] Research Technician, Duffy Lab - Malaria (Seattle, WA)

9 October 2008, by A Research Technician position is available at Seattle Biomedical Research Institute in a group led by Dr. Andrew Oleinikov. This team is currently working on a project that uses molecular biology and immunologic tools, including development of high throughput ...

[edit] Lilly Patches Up Relationships in Seattle Biotech, Pushes TB Drug ...

7 October 2008, by Luke Timmerman This effort is about developing new drugs to treat people infected with TB, so it’s distinct from the other local vaccine development initiatives at IDRI and Seattle Biomedical Research Institute. “About one-third of the world’s ...

[edit] Network Systems Engineer (Seattle)

22 August 2008, by Today, Seattle Biomedical Research Institute (SBRI) is the largest non-profit research institute in the United States focused solely on researching the world's most devastating infectious diseases. SBRI has an exciting professional opportunity in ...

[edit] Research Study Coordinator (Seattle)

19 August 2008, by The Study Coordinator will be responsible for the day-to-day operation of a new study of a mindfulness intervention (Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction) for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The study will evaluate mindfulness training for PTSD in the context of a randomized controlled pilot study. ...

[edit] DataFax Programmer (Seattle)

15 August 2008, by The DataFax Programmer will collaborate with researchers by generating dataset requests, validating data, and creating applications to visualize and summarize large data sets. The programmer will work directly with a team responsible for ensuring the integrity, maintenance, and on-going development ...

[edit] Animal Technician (3 positions) (Seattle)

15 August 2008, by Three open Animal Technician positions at The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center: About Us: Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, home of three Nobel laureates, is an independent, nonprofit research institution dedicated to the development and advancement of biomedical ...

[edit] Temporary Data Entry Operator I NH21986 (Seattle)

13 August 2008, by TITLE Temporary Data Entry Operator I NH21986 About Us Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, home of three Nobel laureates, is an independent, nonprofit research institution dedicated to the development and advancement of biomedical research to eliminate cancer ...

[edit] Research Technician, Laboratory of Dr. Michal Fried (Seattle)

13 August 2008, by A Research Technician position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Michal Fried. The position focuses on screening plasma samples to identify pregnancy malaria biomarkers. Responsibilities include: protein separation by gel electrophoresis and HPLC, cloning and protein expression. Additional ...

[edit] Data Entry Operator I (Seattle)

12 August 2008, by TITLE DATA ENTRY OPERATOR I (Two Positions) About Us Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, home of three Nobel laureates, is an independent, nonprofit research institution dedicated to the development and advancement of biomedical research to eliminate cancer and ...

[edit] Portal Project Manager (UW; Seattle, WA)

24 July 2008, by The University of Washington (UW) is proud to be one of the nation’s premier educational and research institutions. Our people are the most important asset in our pursuit of achieving excellence in education, research, and community service. Our staff not only enjoys outstanding benefits ...

[edit] Job Share in Human Resources (Seattle)

15 July 2008, by I am looking for a job-share partner for a generalist or coordinator position in Seattle. My ideal schedule is two weeks of work followed by two weeks off per month/four-week cycle. I have pasted my resume below; if your skills are similar to mine, and if you are looking for a similar job-share ...

[edit] Artificial life. Retinal disease. Gene therapy. Self-assembled viruses. Stony Brook, New York. Seoul, Korea. "Natural viruses are extremely effective at transporting genes into cells for gene therapy; their disadvantage is that they can initiate an immune response or cause cancer."

1 June 2008, by Some of the most encouraging news this year has been about gene therapy for retinal disease, where genetically engineered virus vectors have been utilized to transport genes. Chemical Synthesis of Poliovirus cDNA: Generation of Infectious Virus in the Absence of Natural Template “Full-length poliovirus complementary DNA (cDNA) was synthesized by assembling oligonucleotides of plus and minus strand polarity. The synthetic poliovirus cDNA was transcribed by RNA polymerase into viral RNA, which