|SWEHSC Center Highlights Archives10/14/2009 Dr Nathan Cherrington, Pilot Projects Program Director Announces Pilot Projects Funding Available  The Southwest Environmental Health Sciences Center (SWEHSC), an NIEHS funded Center at
the University of Arizona, announces the availability of awards up to $40,000 for pilot projects
involving research related to the mission of the National Institute of Environmental Health
Sciences and the Cent read more... 9/25/2009 NEW PROTEOMICS TOOLS!  Proteotools is a new website, http://
proteotools.pharmacy.arizona.edu, that hosts a collection of web
based tools and downloadable Windows applications for doing proteomic and related work. A list of the components can be found following this link. 9/16/2009 "Diabetes, Menopause and Stress in the Kidney: Identification of Novel Molecular Targets Using Sustems Biology"
 Pharmacology and Toxicology Seminar Invited Guest Speaker - Dr. Heddwen Brooks, Ph.D., University of Arizona, Department of Physiology/Bio5 & College of Medicine - Pilot Project Recipient 2008
8/10/2009 The Akt/mTOR Signaling Pathway as a Target for Prevention of Epithelial Cancer  August 24, 2009 - Serrine Lau and G. Tim Bowden host Cancer Biology Seminar presentation by John Di Giovanni. The series is sponsored by the Southwest Environmental Health Sciences Center ES 006694,the Cancer Biology Training Grant CA09213, and the Arizona Cancer Center 2/27/2009 Pilot Projects Announced for 2009  Dr Serrine S. Lau, PhD with Dr. Craig Stump, MD, PhD along with Dr. Raymond Runyan, PhD and Dr George Watts, PhD and were awarded with pilot projects for 2009. 3/1/2008 2008 Pilot Projects awarded  Zhao Chen, Ph.D., MPH, Catharine L. Smith, Ph.D., Richard Vaillancourt, Ph.D. and Heddwen Brooks, Ph.D. were awarded with pilot projects for 2008.
Evaluation of proposals are based upon:
* Evaluated for scientific merit, programmatic needs, and balance;
* Scientific merit is interpreted in a broa read more... 9/18/2007 Announced: Pilot Project 2007  The Southwest Environmental Health Sciences Center (SWEHSC), an NIEHS
funded Center at the University of Arizona, announces the availability of awards up to $40,000 for pilot projects involving research related to the mission of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences 5/3/2007 New Statewide Bioscience Alliance...  will Boost Technologies For Medical Diagnostics And Human Health
Arizona?s bioscience efforts continue to grow through an extensive, statewide collaborative network of initiatives. Now, research capabilities are being allied around the state in a new effort to improve medical diagnostics and human read more... 2/14/2007 UA and Ventana Medical Systems Work Together to Improve Detection and Diagnosis of Lymphoma  The University of Arizona (UA) and Ventana Medical Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: VMSI) have agreed to collaborate in improving the detection and diagnosis of lymphoma. Using advanced technology from the UA's Arizona Proteomics Consortium, they will work to identify novel proteins found only on cancerous ce read more... 12/31/2006 Arizona Mass Spectrometry Consortium  Due to this extensive use and the collective expertise that exists at the University of Arizona in this area, the Mass Spectrometry Consortium was formed in 2006. 6/12/2006 UA's Southwestern Environmental Health Sciences Center Receives $7.8 Million Grant The Southwest Environmental Health Sciences Center (SWEHSC) at The University of Arizona will receive $7.8 million from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) over the next five years to continue its research on the health effects of environmental agents. 6/12/2006 Center Renewed for 5 More Years! 2006-2011  SWEHSC serves as the principal resource for interdisciplinary research and graduate education in environmental health within the Southwest region of the United States.
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