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Chancellor Describes "Secret Sauce" Behind California's Leadership in Innovation
Chancellor Sue Desmond-Hellmann stresses the importance of investing in science and education to recruit and retain “the best and the brightest” to keep California on the cutting-edge of innovation.
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Input Sought on Public Art Project Depicting Parnassus Trees
UCSF is seeking input from the campus community about which trees should be featured in a new art project destined for the Parnassus campus.
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NYT article cites UCSF breast cancer surgeon Laura Esserman
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UCSF Housing Offers Online Services to Pay Rent
UCSF Housing Services is reminding and encouraging their tenants to pay their rent and manage their account online.
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UCSF Program Encourages Breakthrough Biomedical Research
UCSF’s Program for Breakthrough Biomedical Research, which finances creative, risky projects that have the potential to transform their fields, has had an impressive track record.
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UCSF Officials Join Groundbreaking Ceremony for New San Francisco General Hospital
UCSF leaders recently joined in the celebration of the groundbreaking of a new, nine-story San Francisco General Hospital, where UCSF faculty and staff will continue to provide high-quality patient care and cutting-edge clinical research.
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Aga Khan University & UCSF form partnership to help underprivileged
UCSF and the Aga Khan University signed a memorandum of understanding today to advance their common goal to promote equitable human advancement and social justice in the less privileged parts of the world.
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UCSF Receives First Shipment of H1N1 Vaccine
Josh Alder, MD, chief medical officer at UCSF Medical Center, said today (Nov. 2) that UCSF Medical Center has received its first shipment of H1N1 vaccine and expects to get more within two weeks.
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Heart disease effects perceived as more acute by people with PTSD
In a study of 1,022 men and women with heart disease, those with post-traumatic stress disorder perceived the effects of their disease as more burdensome and disabling than did those without PTSD, even when their actual heart health was no worse by objective measures.
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Michael Fischbach joins Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences
New UCSF Faculty, December 2010
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UCSF Jumps to No. 2 Spot in National Workplace Satisfaction Survey
UCSF placed second in the country in The Scientist magazine’s rankings of the “Best Places to Work in Academia.”
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UCSF diabetes, brain tumor stem cell teams cited in press
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UCSF to Host Symposium on Cancer Prevention
The campus community is invited to hear experts talk about the latest developments in cancer prevention during a symposium on November 5 at the UCSF Mission Bay campus.
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Open Enrollment for Employee Benefits Begins
Open Enrollment begins today (October 29) and continues through November 24, giving faculty and staff an opportunity to make informed choices about their health and welfare plans.
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UCSF Names Lium Assistant Vice Chancellor of Research
Erik Lium, interim director of the Contracts and Grants Division of the UCSF Office of Sponsored Research, has been named to the position of assistant vice chancellor of research at UCSF.
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UCSF diabetes, brain tumor stem cell grants to drive development of therapies
Two teams of UCSF scientists have received grants from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine to advance their stem cell based strategies for treating diabetes and brain tumors. The intent of the grants is for teams to file new drug applications to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration within four years, driving potential therapies toward clinical trials.
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UCSF to Offer Problem-Solving Sessions on Parnassus Campus
The Problem Resolution Center will bring its drop-in services to the Parnassus campus on November 4, offering a convenient consultation opportunity for those who work, conduct research, study or teach on the flagship campus.
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UCSF and Gladstone Institutes among best places to work in academia
UCSF and the UCSF-affiliated J. David Gladstone Institutes have been named among the top 10 best places to work in U.S. academia, according to 2009 survey results announced today by “The Scientist” magazine. The magazine ranks UCSF as the second best academic work setting and the Gladstone Institutes as sixth.
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CBS News airs special segment on UCSF seismic plans at Mission Bay
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NYT cancer story quotes UCSF cell signaling expert
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UCSF Issues Influenza Vaccination Policy & Program Update
Shots to prevent seasonal flu continue to be available this week at no cost to any member of the UCSF community with a UCSF ID badge.
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Seed fund for UC bioscience companies launches at Mission Bay
The California Institute of Quantitative Biosciences (QB3) is collaborating with a newly launched $7.5 million fund to provide startup capital for University of California bioscience entrepreneurs and a long-term endowment for QB3.
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Chancellor to Focus on Four Priorities to Advance Mission, Vision
UCSF Chancellor Sue Desmond-Hellmann says she will focus on four priorities -- patients and health, people, discoveries and business -- to ensure that UCSF can achieve its advancing health worldwide™ mission.
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$6.5 million gift to UCSF from Irwin and Joan Jacobs for head and neck cancer research
Philanthropists Irwin and Joan Jacobs of La Jolla, CA are giving a $6.5 million gift to UCSF for head and neck cancer research. It is believed to be the largest private, U.S. gift for research supporting this disease.
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Scientist's Efforts to Transform NIH Funding Process Spurs Scientific Risk-Taking
UCSF’s Keith Yamamoto played a key role in the creation of the National Institutes of Health’s High-Risk Research Awards, which foster greater innovation and scientific risk-taking. Read the Science Café story.
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UCSF Mourns Campus Police Detective
One UCSF police officer is deceased and a UCSF public safety dispatcher in serious condition at San Francisco General Hospital following an early morning motor vehicle accident while both men were off duty.
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Media briefing: UCSF police respond about officer death
The UCSF Chief of Police will hold a media briefing regarding the vehicular death this morning of UCSF Police Officer Edson Veloro, offering comments on Detective Veloro’s outstanding service to UCSF. A limited status report will also be available on the condition of Police Dispatcher Art Dragon, who was also in the accident and was admitted to San Francisco General Hospital early this morning.
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JAMA article on cancer screening generates national media coverage
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Student Leaders Share Insights into Rewards and Challenges of UCSF Education
A panel of students from each of UCSF’s four schools and the Graduate Division recently spoke about why they chose UCSF and their hopes and concerns as they pursue careers in the health sciences.