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Goessmann Gazette 2008 |
Senior Awards Dinner |
Alumni Reunion 2008 |
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Professor Emeritus Marvin Rausch
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Graduate Students Gomez and Guce win Isenberg Awards
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Hardy receives $825k grant to study proteins that cause cell death
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Peptides provide fatal blow for cancer cells
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Chemistry graduate students Andrea Gomez and Abigail Guce were each recently honored with an Isenberg Award. This Award, which is sponsored by School of Management alumnus Eugene M. Isenberg, supports students who demonstrate 
Jeanne Hardy has received a five-year, $825,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to unlock the secrets of a group of proteins called the executioner caspases, which control cell death and play a role in cancer, strokes, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. 
Vincent Rotello, chemistry, discusses promising new findings showing that peptide nanostructures can punch holes in cancer cells. 
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