Bob Hansman
runs nationially recognized City Faces program
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Researchers collaborate to make plastic surgery more precise Beauty may well be in the eye of the beholder. But in the future, it could be in the realm of mathematics. Steven G. Krantz, Ph.D., professor and chair of mathematics in Arts & Sciences, is working with collaborators on the West Coat to create a system that will make the practice of reconstructive surgery analytical. Full story
Chef wins national award for recipe When Marc Foley, executive sous-chef with Bon Appétit, entered the Culinary Challenge recipe contest sponsored by the National Association of College and University Food Services, his only instructions were that the recipe had to be original and had to use scallops. Foley's concoction, "Seared Sea Scallops With Vegetable Couscous and Tomatillo Gazpacho," earned him first place in the nationwide competition. Full story |
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Scientists learn how herpes tricks immune system
How these viruses evade the immune system remains poorly understood, but School of Medicine researchers discovered that a mouse herpes virus uses molecules that mimic a cell's proteins to help thwart an immune attack. Full story
O'Sullivan new chair of Faculty Senate Council Joseph A. O’Sullivan, Ph.D. professor of electrical engineering, has been elected chair of the Faculty Senate and the Faculty Senate Council for this academic year. “It’s an honor to be in a position to serve the faculty and give something back to the University,” said O’Sullivan, who also is a professor of biomedical engineering in the School of Engineering & Applied Science and an associate professor of radiology in the School of Medicine. Full story |
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