VOLUME 12, ISSUE 2, MARCH–APRIL 2004 CONTENTS 1. From Art to Science: NIH Human Embryo Stem Cell Unit Sets Out to Characterize Cell Lines Stem Cell Users Group :Looks to a Future for Clinical Stem Cell Research 2. What Drives NIH Scientists? A Need to Know the Origins of Cancer Sparks a Career Path 3. From the DDIR: The 'I' in NIH is Innovation—Evolving Intramural Response to an IOM Recommendation 4. CTC Clarifies Criteria for Tenure at NIH Criteria Documentation to Assess Fulfillment of Criteria 5. Recently Tenured 6. Neuroimmunology in Shock and Tissue Damage: Implications for Biodefense Treatment Strategies Biodefense Working Group and LISTSERV 7. Cancer Prevention Research: Assessing the Mouse as a Model—Not Flawless, but Quite Attractive To Keep in Touch 8. Clinical Research Training at NIH: The Long (Distance) and Short of It Clinical Research Curriculum Certificate 9. A Not-So-Buried Treasure: The NIH Intramural Database NIDB at a Glance 10. Miscellaneous At the Starting Point (of the Roadmap) NCCAM Lecture GPP Symposium Readers Needed Postdoc Gatherings FARE Alert The Virtual Career Center: One-Stop Job Shopping 11. Back Page Getting into NIH In Future Issues... Credits Return to Catalyst Directory
1. From Art to Science: NIH Human Embryo Stem Cell Unit Sets Out to Characterize Cell Lines Stem Cell Users Group :Looks to a Future for Clinical Stem Cell Research 2. What Drives NIH Scientists? A Need to Know the Origins of Cancer Sparks a Career Path 3. From the DDIR: The 'I' in NIH is Innovation—Evolving Intramural Response to an IOM Recommendation 4. CTC Clarifies Criteria for Tenure at NIH Criteria Documentation to Assess Fulfillment of Criteria 5. Recently Tenured 6. Neuroimmunology in Shock and Tissue Damage: Implications for Biodefense Treatment Strategies Biodefense Working Group and LISTSERV 7. Cancer Prevention Research: Assessing the Mouse as a Model—Not Flawless, but Quite Attractive To Keep in Touch 8. Clinical Research Training at NIH: The Long (Distance) and Short of It Clinical Research Curriculum Certificate 9. A Not-So-Buried Treasure: The NIH Intramural Database NIDB at a Glance 10. Miscellaneous At the Starting Point (of the Roadmap) NCCAM Lecture GPP Symposium Readers Needed Postdoc Gatherings FARE Alert The Virtual Career Center: One-Stop Job Shopping 11. Back Page Getting into NIH In Future Issues... Credits
1. From Art to Science: NIH Human Embryo Stem Cell Unit Sets Out to Characterize Cell Lines
Stem Cell Users Group :Looks to a Future for Clinical Stem Cell Research
2. What Drives NIH Scientists? A Need to Know the Origins of Cancer Sparks a Career Path
3. From the DDIR: The 'I' in NIH is Innovation—Evolving Intramural Response to an IOM Recommendation
4. CTC Clarifies Criteria for Tenure at NIH
Criteria Documentation to Assess Fulfillment of Criteria
5. Recently Tenured
6. Neuroimmunology in Shock and Tissue Damage: Implications for Biodefense Treatment Strategies
Biodefense Working Group and LISTSERV
7. Cancer Prevention Research: Assessing the Mouse as a Model—Not Flawless, but Quite Attractive
To Keep in Touch
8. Clinical Research Training at NIH: The Long (Distance) and Short of It
Clinical Research Curriculum Certificate
9. A Not-So-Buried Treasure: The NIH Intramural Database
NIDB at a Glance
10. Miscellaneous
At the Starting Point (of the Roadmap) NCCAM Lecture GPP Symposium Readers Needed Postdoc Gatherings FARE Alert The Virtual Career Center: One-Stop Job Shopping
11. Back Page
Getting into NIH In Future Issues... Credits
