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Vol. 5 (2005)

December 19, 2005

• Research Suggests New Approaches to Atherosclerosis
• Got Databases? New Informatics Core Can Help
• On Press: What Makes a Cell Stay

December 12, 2005

• Scientists Discover Small Molecule That Generates Neurons from Adult Stem Cells
• Researchers Map a Complex Molecular Assembly "Landscape" For the First Time
• The Seven Habits of Highly Creative People

December 5, 2005

• "Unprecedented" Functional Amyloid Found to Play Beneficial Role In Human Cells
• Donated Computer Time Supports AIDS Research Effort
• On Press: Chemical Chaperones Help Increase Deficient Enzyme Activity in Gaucher Disease

November 21, 2005

• Reports from the Scripps/Oxford Conference
• New Department Emphasizes Integrative Approaches in Biomedical Research
• Web Pages Reach Out to Donors

November 14, 2005

• From the Ground Up
• Symposium to Celebrate Eng Tan
• Snapshot: Stan Block

November 7, 2005

• Campus Hosts Science and Immigration Forum
• Scripps Research and University of Florida Strengthen Collaborations
• Posters Showcase Work

October 31, 2005

• The Front Part of a Cell
• Scripps Research to Receive Payment for Antibody Technology
• Snapshot: Gary Santo-Pietro

October 24, 2005

• A Protein that Affects the Shape of Neurons
• Lunch & Learn Tackles Topics of Grieving and Loss
• Snapshot: Robert Murphy

October 17, 2005

• The Face of Tumefaciens
• Snapshot: Angela Murrell

October 10, 2005

• Chemical Extracted from Soy Beans Inhibits Disease Process Known as Amyloidogenesis
• Fire Prevention 101
• Snapshot: Katja van Herle

October 3, 2005

• John J. Moores Donates $4 Million to Scripps Research to Combat Parasitic Diseases Afflicting Millions
• "Memory" of Nicotine Lingers in the Brain, Say Scripps Research Scientists
• Click Chemistry Meets Materials Science

September 26, 2005

• Scripps Research Breaks Ground for Construction of Scripps Florida Campus
• Lawrence J. and Florence A. De George of Jupiter Give $5 Million for Research at Scripps Florida
• W. Keith Kellogg II (1907 – 2005)

September 19, 2005

• Chemistry of a Conference
• Faculty Promotions Announced
• Scripps Research and Oxford to Host International Biotech Conference
• Kudos: Schultz Wins Arthur C. Cope Award; Rodionov Selected for Organic Chemistry Fellowship

September 12, 2005

• Mammalian Transcriptome Mapped, and It Makes Antisense
• Mysterious Molecules Begin to Yield Their Secrets
• Detecting Breast Cancer Proteins Through Chemical and Analytical Proteomics
• Kudos: Yates Wins Distinguished Achievement Award in Proteomics

August 29, 2005

• Scientists Describe Smoker's Enzyme
• A Summer of Science
• Snapshot: Planning and Construction's James Jaeger
• Kudos: Tichenor Wins ACS Fellowship

August 15, 2005

• In the Eye of the Be-Folder
• NeoRx Joins Scripps Research in First Scientific Collaboration at Scripps Florida
• $4.2 Million Grant to Speed Development of DNA Sequencing Technologies
• Ten Tips from Financial Awareness Week

August 1, 2005

• How Do You Spell Recognition? C-O-R-E-C-E-P-T-O-R
• Solubility Doesn’t Matter—Organic Reactions in Aqueous Suspensions
• No Tall Tale: Fishing Joins Sports@Scripps

July 18, 2005

• Joint Center for Structural Genomics Awarded More than $50 Million in Massive Effort to Solve Protein Structures
• The Down Side of Nicotine and Environmental Stimuli
• Snapshot: Richard Milner

July 4, 2005

• Scripps Research Team Makes First Cell Culture System for Hepatitis C Virus
• Scientists Discover New Key to Pulmonary Edema in Respiratory Distress Syndrome
• Already in the Thick of Things: An Interview with Polly Murphy
• On Press: Scientists Solve Structure of a Critical Innate Immune System Protein

June 20, 2005

• NIH Awards $10.4 Million to Scripps Research in La Jolla and Palm Beach County
• Scientists Describe the Molecular Basis of Raw Garlic's Pungency
• Former Fidelity Investments Executive J. Gary Burkhead Joins Board
• Scientists Identify Target of Immune Suppression Molecule CD22—Itself

June 6, 2005

• To Stop Evolution: Scientists Demonstrate New Way of Fighting Antibiotic Resistance
• Scientists Convert Mad-Cow-Like Prion Disease into Something Similar to Alzheimer's
• Making Conversation for Scientists

May 23, 2005

• Scripps Research Honors Graduating Students
• The Graduating Students
• Questions in Scientific Publishing: An Interview with Floyd Bloom
• Scripps Florida Launches "Science Saturday"

May 16, 2005

• Speed and Detection
• Scientists Describe Protein Used by Bacteria and Cancer Cells to Resist Drugs
• Intern to Intern

May 9, 2005

• Sweet Recognition
• Factor Foundation Supports Scripps Research
• Snapshot: Michael Arends
• On Press: Scientists Identify Infertility Molecule

May 2, 2005

• Kenan Charitable Trust Gives $200,000 for Scripps Florida Education Outreach Programs
• Public Access 2005
• Visits Brighten Seniors' Day

April 25, 2005

• Aneuploidy Matters
• Wanted: Talent
• Taking the Talk
• Kudos: Click Chemistry Draws Attention; Vasco Liberal Wins Lance Armstrong Foundation Award

April 18, 2005

• Why Do Amyloid Diseases Strike Different Tissues?
• Acclaimed Immunologist Howard T. Petrie Named Professor
• Scopes in the Schools

April 4, 2005

• Drive to Discover: An Interview with Peter Vogt
• Louis L. Gonda and Mark S. Skaggs Join Board of Trustees

March 28, 2005

• The Latest Results for a New Theory About Fragile X Syndrome
• Touching Molecules With Your Bare Handsy
• Snapshot: Staff Scientist Trey Sato

March 21, 2005

• CD1 in Prime Time
• New Service Recruits Blood Donors to Support Science
• DNA with Three Base Pairs—A Step Towards Expanding the Genetic Code

March 14, 2005

• Cooperation is Key—A New Way of Looking at MicroRNA and How it Controls Gene Expression
• Ribbon-Cutting Celebrates Palm Beach County Facility
• Wilma and George Elmore to Give $1 Million to Scripps Research

March 7, 2005

• Good Molecules Gone Bad: When Interferons Interfere with the Wrong Thing
• Scripps Research Joins M.D.-Ph.D. Program
• New Alumni Database Helps Students and Postdocs Reach Out
• On Press: Molecular Thermometers on Skin Cells Detect Heat and Campher

February 28, 2005

• Scientists Describe Antibody that Neutralizes Most HIV Strains
• New Scripps Florida Seminars Encourage Collaboration
• Scripps Florida Offers Summer Internships to Students and Teachers in Palm Beach County
• On Press: Attacking Anthrax on Two Fronts

February 14, 2005

• A Skin Cell Revisited
• Renowned Biochemist Joins Scripps Florida Faculty
• Daffodil Days Fundraiser in Full Bloom
• On Press: One Ring to Rule Them All

February 7, 2005

• Molecular Component of Innate Immunity Discovered
• Another Milestone: Publication Provides First Scientific Report of Scripps Florida Labs
• Snapshot: Deborah Mosca

January 31, 2005

• A Third Man Identified
• New Instrument Offers Fast, High Quality Results
• Snapshot: Research Assistant John Shimashita

January 24, 2005

• Jet Lag—Not All in Your Head
• Generous Gifts Make Possible Merit Awards for Graduate Students
• Scripps Research Receives Four Stars from Charity Navigator

January 17, 2005

• A Fresh Look at Cystic Fibrosis
• Renowned Scientist Edward Roberts Joins Scripps Research
• Luck Is No Accident
• On Press: Proteome of SARS Patients Revealed

January 10, 2005

• Propagating Immunology
• Fermenter Speeds Research
• On Press: Metabolite Profiling Rings in New Year

 

Vol. 4 (2004)

December 20, 2004

• Small Molecule Shuts Off Gene Expression and Keeps Cancer in Check
• "A Spectacular Year"
• Nine Safety Tips for the Holidays
• On Press: A Molecular Cause for Leukemia

December 13, 2004

• "Fossil Record" of the Human Immune System Reveals Antibodies that Block Cancer Metastasis
• New Supercomputer Supports Scripps Research Scientists
• Scripps Research Employees Help Families in Need
• On Press: Research Consortium Develops New Tool for Biology

December 6, 2004

• Innate Immunity Up Close
• Scientists Develop New Technology for a Mercury Contamination Screening "Kit"
• Snapshot: Lori Kreitzman

November 22, 2004

• Detecting the Genes That Contribute to Transplant Rejection
• Palm Beach Resident Marjorie Fink Gives $1 Million to Scripps Research
• Mother Raises More Than $300,000 for Lab Investigating PKU

November 15, 2004

• Here's looking at you, CD1
• West Palm Beach Philanthropist Alexander W. Dreyfoos Announces $1 Million Gift to Scripps Research
• Snapshot: Cheryl Dean
• On Press: Scientists Pinpoint Flaw, Offer New Promise for Stroke Treatment

November 8, 2004

• Where Math Meets Biology: An Accidental Career
• Scripps Research Reaches Out to Local Teachers
• Snapshot: Princeton Allen

November 1, 2004

• Scientists Use Drug to Stabilize Blood Vessels and Block Metastatic Cancer Cells
• Reflections on a Scholarly Meeting
• Snapshot: Elliot Wolf

October 25, 2004

• From Molecules to Medicine: Understanding Gap Junction Channels
• Soccer for Scientists
• Snapshot: Bob Turner

October 18, 2004

• A Simple Strategy for Blocking HIV Transmission Proves Effective in Pre-Clinical Trials
• Mass Spectrometry Down to the "Yoctomole"
• Celebrating Service

October 11, 2004

• Study Suggests Component of Volcanic Gas May Have Played a Significant Role in the Origins of Life on Earth
• Noted Swedish Scientist to Join Scripps Florida Faculty
• Antibody Production Facility Stands Behind Its Work

October 4, 2004

• NIH Awards $14.5 Million, Five-Year Grant to Scripps Research
• Renowned Chemist Joins Scripps Florida
• Snapshot: Jay Rindler

September 27, 2004

• A New Wrinkle in Methamphetamine Abuse: Immune Tolerance
• Where Are They Now? Alumnus Steve Bark Focuses on Science and Service
• Snapshot: Steve Head

September 20, 2004

• Stem Cell Therapy Holds Promise for People with Untreatable Blindness
• Scripps Research Board Elects Three New Members
• Administrative Assistants Welcome Training Initiative
• On Press: Sinister Amino Acids or Innocent Victims of Evolution?

September 13, 2004

• Mechanical Biology: Research on the Leading Edge
• Scripps Research Launches New Web Site
• A Time-Honored Chemical Reaction Generates an Unexpected Product
• On Press: Screen Yields Small Molecules that Target SARS Virus

August 30, 2004

• New "Clock Gene" Uncovered
• Scientists Describe How Chemical Turns Progenitor Stem Cells into Bone Cell
• Shark Protein Structure Solved

August 16, 2004

• Scripps Florida Introduces Innovative Programs and Recruits World-Class Scientists
• An Early Start for Students
• The Summer in Photos
• Kudos: Koob wins NIAAA's Keller Award

August 2, 2004

• Will Ray of Palm Beach County Promoted to Vice President of External Affairs
• Skaggs Oxford Program Names First Scholars
• Inflammation and the Brain
• Kudos: K.C. Nicolaou, Chi-Huey Wong, Julius Rebek, Jr., K. Barry Sharpless, and Phil Baran place among Angewandte Chemie's top 100 authors
• Special: TSRI Picnic Photo Contest

July 19, 2004

• A Mystery Solved: Clues Lead to Missing Piece in Cell Cycle
• Structure Shows How One Human Protein Reduces Potency of Chemotherapy
• On Press: The Impact of Backbone Hydrogen Bonds
• Snapshot: Intern Ann Marie Wellhouse
• Kudos: Brunel Wins amfAR Fellowship

July 6, 2004

• In Memoriam: Bernard M. Babior, 1935-2004
• Treating Cocaine Addiction with Viruses
• Scientists Identify Protein Believed to Control Formation of Memory
• The Key to Cell Motility
• Kudos: Cravatt Wins ACS Eli Lilly Award, Ding Awarded Grant from Michael J. Fox Foundation, O'Malley Wins Hertz and NDSEG Fellowships

June 21, 2004

• How to Talk to Science Journalists
• Genetics Facility Supports Scripps Research Scientists
• Snapshot: Security Officer Karl Thorpe
• Kudos: Weissmann Wins Warren Alpert Foundation Prize, Stowers Chosen as 2004 Pew Biomedical Scholar

June 7, 2004

• Scripps Research Hosts First Recruitment Day
• Turning a PAGE on Protein Dynamics
• Snapshot: Animal Facilities Coordinator Farid Karimi
• Kudos: Cheltsov Wins DOD Prostate Cancer Fellowship

May 24, 2004

• Scripps Research Holds Twelfth Commencement
• Rings of Support in the Class of 04
• In Memoriam: Arnold O. Beckman (1900 - 2004)
• Kudos: Cochrane Wins American Lung Association Award; Aliahmad Selected for Canadian Graduate Fellowship

May 17, 2004

• Learning the Value of Science
• Scientists Create 22-Amino Acid Bacterium
• A Common Cold for the Cure?
• Snapshot: Coordinator Janie Partridge
• Kudos: San Diego City Schools Honor Scripps Research, Chen Receives Graduate Fellowship

May 10, 2004

• Scripps Research Selects Two Florida High School Teachers for Summer Internships in California
• Ribozyme Reversal of Fortunes
• Snapshot: David Milsom
• Kudos: Lerner Receives Honorary Degree from Florida Atlantic University; Behrens, Hedlund, and Kenny Win Young Investigator Awards

May 3, 2004

• Office Depot Pledges $1 Million to Scripps Florida for Research on Children's Neurological Diseases
• A Selection of Editing
• Snapshot: Fulbright Fellow Trond Vidar Hansen
• Kudos: Stephan Miller Wins Young Investigator Award

April 26, 2004

• Picking Up the Pieces
• Activity-Based Proteomics Meets Click Chemistry
• Snapshot: Research Assistant Anna Zal

April 19, 2004

• A New Hypothesis About Autoimmunity—Is It Possible to be Too Clean?
• Four Leading Scientists to Join Scripps Florida Faculty
• Ervin Owens Named Scripps Florida Human Resources Manager
• On Press: A Quorum Detected * Siemens Tees Off to Support Scripps Florida
• Kudos: Babior Wins Trevor Slater Award, O'Malley and Dale Receive Graduate Fellowships

April 5, 2004

• Scientists Find Deafness Gene's Function
• Distance Learning Comes to Campus
• Open Forum, Open Discussion
• Persistent Memories of Cocaine
• Kudos: Bruce Beutler Wins Koch Prize

March 29, 2004

• A New Hypothesis About Alzheimer's Disease
• Harry Orf Named Scripps Florida Vice President of Scientific Operations
• Snapshot: Will Ray, Director of External Affairs for Scripps Florida
• Putting the Winter in Wintergreen
• Old Molecules Yield New Secrets
• Kudos: Five Kellogg School Students Win NSF Fellowships

March 22, 2004

• New Approach Limits Damage After Heart Attack and Improves Survival
• How to Become a Successful Postdoc
• Rethinking Tau

March 15, 2004

• International and Florida Firms to Design and Oversee Construction of Scripps Florida Campus
• Heart Cells' Suicides
• Snapshot: Vice President for Research Services Emily Holmes
• Specializing Early: T Cells as Rugrats of the Immune System

March 8, 2004

• Scientists Describe Dangerous Cocktail of Alcohol, Brain Peptides, and Neurotransmitters
• Bank of America Gift Funds Summer Internships for Florida Teachers at Scripps La Jolla
• X-Sci/2004: Science Outside the Classroom

March 1, 2004

• Dreyfoos and Viterbi Join Board of Trustees
• Scripps Research Breaks Ground in Florida
• Good Morning, Seattle! A Report from Science Friday
• Scientists Discover Chemical that Turns Mouse Stem Cells into Heart Muscles
• Structure Shows One Way Body Controls Gene Expression
• Antigen Synthesis—A Step Forward Towards an AIDS Vaccine

February 23, 2004

• Scientists Create Single, Clonable Strand of DNA That Folds into an Octahedron
• Genetic Mutation That Protects Against HIV Confers No Resistance to Plague
• Where Are They Now? Alumnus Satchin Panda
• Abagyan Honored by Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute

February 9, 2004

• Scientists Describe Structure of Receptor on Surface of 1918 Flu Virus
• Integrin's Regulation of Rac—Implications for Cancer and Cardiovascular Diseases
• Snapshot: Graduate Students Ian and Camille Thorpe

February 2, 2004

• Scientists Discover Normal Prions May Contribute Directly to Disease
• Renowned Sculptor Andy Goldsworthy Installs 'Oak Cairn'
• The Resistance: Chemical Innovations and New Approaches
• Nicolaou Wins Highest Greek Prize for Science
• Scripps Florida Receives First Contribution

January 26, 2004

• The Resistance: Fighting HIV Resistance at Home and in the Laboratory
• Scripps Research Scientific Board Meets in Florida
• Snapshot: Senior Immigration Advisor Kim Jackson

January 19, 2004

• The Resistance: AIDS Research from Petri Dishes to Population Dynamics
• Scientists Describe a New Way of Making Therapeutic Proteins
• Snapshot: Industrial Hygiene Manager Denise Daggett

January 12, 2004

• Eminent Scientist Charles Weissmann to Join Institute's Florida Operations
• Regenerative Chemical Turns Muscle Cells into Stem Cells
• PAI-1 at the Heart of Things

Vol. 3 (2003)

December 22 , 2003

• Letter from the President
• $3 Million Donation Establishes Pearson Center for Alcoholism and Addiction Research
• Building on the Past
• Linking the Immune System with Lipid Metabolism
• Lesson for Lassa
• Scientists Learn How Anthrax Creates Its Infectious Spores

December 15 , 2003

• Marathon of the Mind
• Naming Honors Money/Arenz Foundation
• Seminar Provides Tips on Coping with Holiday Stress

December 8 , 2003

• NIH Funds Scripps Research-Novartis Collaboration to Target New Treatments for Depression and Nicotine Addiction
• Putting Together the Pieces for Hemophilia A
• Snapshot: Morgan Hoffman of Planning and Construction

November 24, 2003

• Fat Molecules Make Bigger Brains
• Love and Flower Power
• CIMBio Course Fills Desperate Need
• Scientists Describe the Biochemistry of Vaccine Adjuvant
• Zhang Honored by Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

November 17, 2003

• $9.2 Million Grant Funds Design of Anthrax Antitoxin Nanosponges
• Filmmaker Warren Beatty and Mervyn's Mervin Morris Join TSRI Board
• Gottlieb Receives Tenure
• Anonymous Gift of $425,000 Endows Student Fellowship
• Snapshot: Multimedia Technician Dave Freeman

November 10, 2003

• TSRI Scientists Link Ozone to Atherosclerosis
• It's a Go: Florida Governor Signs Bill Funding TSRI Expansion
• Researchers Discover a Genetic Cause for Primary Iron Overload
• On Press: Observing a Single SolventÑSolute Association

November 3 , 2003

• $11.4 Million CDC Grant Goes to TSRI to Study Immune Response to Anthrax Toxins
• Shapiros Endow Fellowship in Summer Internship Program
• TSRI Copes with Fallout from Fires
• Kudos: Boger, Babior Elected AAAS Fellows; Chisari, Vogt Elected to Institute of Medicine

October 27, 2003

• Targeting Breast Cancer Metastasis
• Seminar Offers Tips on How to Get Your Partner to Help Around the House
• Snapshot: Informatics Core Manager Clark Grininger
• Kudos: Ernest Beutler Awarded E. Donnall Thomas Prize, Ollmann Saphire Wins Sidhu Award

October 20, 2003

• Sculpture to Memorialize One of TSRI's Founding Scientists
• Lecture Series Reaches Out to Donors and Prospective Donors
• Snapshot: Ryan Wheeler of Counseling and Postdoctoral Services

October 13, 2003

• TSRI to Open Major Science Center in Palm Beach County, Florida
• Tissue Factor in Coagulation and Inflammation
• In Celebration of Long-Term Employees
• Siuzdak Publishes New Mass Spec Book

October 6, 2003

• A New Classic Arrives Young
• TSRI Scientists Receive Grants for Clinical Projects
• The Tail End of Integrin Activation

September 29, 2003

• Serotonin Receptors and Drug Abuse
• Initiatives Promote Learning and Career Development for Postdocs
• On Press: AP-2 Not So Essential After All
• Snapshot: Research Associate Rhonda Torres

September 22, 2003

• Zhang Receives Tenure
• Dammeyer and Insley Join Board of Trustees
• Joined at the Bench
• Snapshot: Senior Administrative Assistant Tawana Young

September 15, 2003

• TSRI and Oxford University Establish Joint Doctoral Program
• Blood Flow Beneath a Microscope
• This Way to Science: TSRI Student-Faculty Retreat
• On Press: An Al(I)pha(tic) Helix?
• Cravatt Wins ACS Eli Lilly Award

September 8, 2003

• Study Links Dozens of Proteins to Rare Degenerative Muscular and Nerve Diseases
• TSRI Launches Restructured Graduate Program
• Oldstone Receives Pioneer in NeuroVirology Award
• Snapshot: Bette Cessna

August 25, 2003

• TSRI Scientists Create New Strain of Yeast with 21-Amino Acid Genetic Code
• Beyond Summer School: Local High School Students, Undergrads, and Teachers Experience Life in the Lab
• The Summer in Photos

August 11, 2003

• TSRI Scientists Report Global Survey of Thousands of Malaria Genes
• Truth, Beauty, and the SIGGRAPH Meeting in San Diego
• New Campus Group Promotes Positive Change

July 28, 2003

• Scientists Clone Protein that Fights Bacteria and Viruses
• My Other Car is a Bike
• Fair Game: TSRI Employees Bring Home Top Prizes
• Kudos: Paper by Wolkenberg and Boger Makes ACS Editor's Choice List, Four Graduate Students Win Fellowships

July 14, 2003

• Blasker Grant a "Vote of Confidence" for TSRI Internship Program
• When Paths Collide—Redundancy, Angiogenesis, Cancer, and Combinatorial Therapy
• Cellular Physiology in the Middle

June 30, 2003

• Towards an AIDS Vaccine: TSRI Scientists Describe Unusual Antibody That Targets HIV
• The Body Clock Revisited
• A Beneficial Link Between a Nicotine Metabolite and Alzheimer's Disease
• Scientists Reveal First Details of Activation-Induced Cell Death in Macrophages
• Snapshot: Security Supervisor Bill Latham
• Kudos: Roecker, Snyder Win Graduate Fellowships

June 16, 2003

• Chemical Turns Stem Cells into Neurons
• Objets d'Art
• Snapshot: Peggy Myer
• Kudos: Lerner Receives Honorary Degree; Jessani Wins California Breast Cancer Fellowship; Zhao, Wodrich, Marcondes, DerMardirossian Win SOF Travel Awards

June 2, 2003

• Researchers Develop New Type of Vaccine Against Nicotine Addiction
• Scientists Describe Cholera Protein Structure
• Snapshot: Research Associate Ryan Burnett
• Waterman-Storer Named Keith Porter Fellow
• Huang Wins Prostate Cancer Research Award
• On Press: Finding Selective Reversible Inhibitors In Vivo

May 19 , 2003

• TSRI Holds 11th Commencement
• Snapshot: Class of '03
• TSRI Investigators Top Angewandte Chemie list
• Ollmann Saphire Wins Burroughs Wellcome Career Award

May 12 , 2003

• PERV Receptors Found in Humans
• The Evolution of a Course
• Collaborations Are Everything
• San Diego City Schools Honors TSRI
• Keck Wins Breast Cancer Research Fellowship

May 5 , 2003

• TSRI Scientists Show Rare Genetic Mutations Increase Susceptibility to Sepsis
• Fertility, Kinases, and Cancer
• Human Resources Posts New Employee Manual Online

April 28 , 2003

• Proteins as Natural Products
• A Report to Remember
• The Month in Pictures

April 21 , 2003

• Programmable Antibodies—A Hybrid Cancer Therapy Described by TSRI Scientists
• Scientist, Industrialist, and Scripps Philanthropist Cecil H. Green Dies at 102
• Snapshot: Scientific Associate Toni Tishon
• Bartfai, Fish Win NARSD Awards

April 14 , 2003

• Viruses of Cats and Humans
• Snapshot: Senior Research Associate Judith Dent
• Move Softly and Carry a Big Sword

April 7 , 2003

• Fletcher Jones Foundation Endows Second Graduate Fellowship
• The Flow of Memory
• Celebrating Successes with Weight Watchers at Work

March 31, 2003

• In Memoriam: Janis H. Jackson, M.D., 1953-2003
• Scientists Identify a Protein Channel that Mediates the Body's Ability to Feel Frigid Temperatures
• Snapshot: Research Assistant Michael Tencati

March 24, 2003

• Of Translation and Basic Research: An Interview with Hugh Rosen
• Misfolding, Folding, and Insights from a WW Domain
• Field Trip: Science at TSRI
• Luo Wins Inglenook Scholar-in-Training Award

March 17, 2003

• Lerner and Schultz win Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize
• Steps Toward Treating Genetic Deafness
• Campus Hosts Prospective Students
• A Technology That Fits the Genome Like a Glove
• Dickerson Wins National Individual Research Service Award

March 10, 2003

• New Study Should Speed Discovery of Gene Function
• Recombination and the Antibody Repertoire
• Team Develops Method for Glycosylating Proteins
• Snapshot: Senior Research Associate Jane Eddleston
• Kudos: Wriggers Awarded Sloan Fellowship; Zuniga Wins Two Prizes

March 3, 2003

• Neutrophils Coast to Coast
• Scientists Find Molecular Complexes Can Store Binary Information
• Where are They Now? Alumna Joyce Tsang

February 24, 2003

• Outstanding Talks, Weather, and Free Pens in Denver
• Faculty Promotions: Friedlander, Han, Havran Receive Tenure
• Board Welcomes Sullivan as Chair, Elkus and Herrling as New Trustees
• On Press: Researchers Make First Sugar Arrays

February 10, 2003

• A Potential New Approach to Preventing Stroke Damage
• A Ph.D. on Ph.D.'s
• Molecules on the Mind
• RNA Interference Blocks Hepatitis C Virus Replication
• More Chemical Evidence for an Antibody Killing Mechanism
• Kudos: Rohde, Karanicolas Win Graduate Fellowships

February 3, 2003

• Picturing Autoimmunity
• Scientists Discover a New Approach for Treating "Misfolding Diseases"
• Snapshot: Brian Bothner
• Five TSRI Chemists among Top 100 Most-cited

January 27, 2003

• The FAKs of Metastasis
• TSRI Scientists Succeed in Growing Human Antibodies in Algae
• Snapshot: Dan Schrokosch
• List Wins Carl Duisberg Memorial Award

January 20, 2003

• Attachment Receptors and Hot Spots for HIV Infection
• Expanding the Genetic Code: Scientists Synthesize 21-Amino Acid Bacterium
• On Press: A Non-PCR DNA Detection Method
• Tan Wins Rheumatism Research Award
• Snapshot: Owen Anderson

January 13, 2003

• Five Research Groups Join CIMBio
• On Press: Blasting Antibodies with Lasers Provides Direct Way of Measuring Their Flexibilities
• On Press: "Binary" Enzyme Demonstrates Darwinian Evolution at its Simplest
• $24-Million Grant Funds Creation of Encyclopedia of the Innate Immune Systems
• Work of Four TSRI Scientists Contribute to Science Top-Ten Breakthroughs of Year

 

Vol. 2 (2002)

December 16, 2002

• Building Neuropharmacology
• Holiday Greetings from TSRI's President
• 'Tis the Season for Good Boundaries
• On Press: Rac Activation and Cell Motility

December 9, 2002

• Tissue Factor in the Fight Against Tumors
• On Press: Yang and Schimmel Publish Study on Crystal Structure of Potent Angiogenesis Inhibitor
• How Do You Solve Relief—Structure of Pain-Modulating Enzyme Described by TSRI Scientists
• Snapshot: Karen Haggenmiller

November 25, 2002

• The Ins and Outs of Endocytosis
• Two TSRI Faculty Win Prestigious Cell Biology Awards
• Snapshot: De Shon Hall

November 18, 2002

• Antibodies Produce Ozone During Bacterial Killing and Inflammation
• Sepsis Vaccine Proves Protective in Preliminary Studies
• Snapshot: Danielle Bodrero Hoggan

November 11, 2002

• T Cell Selection and Maintenance
• Group Designs DNA Vaccine that Inhibits Growth of Cancerous Tumors
• Scientists Develop Potential New Treatment for Gaucher Disease

November 4, 2002

• Scientists Report cryo-EM Structure of Whole Integrin Molecule
• Study Shows Nicotine By-Product Reacts with Proteins
• SSOF Chooses Logo for "Beauty in Simplicity"

October 28, 2002

• Give Me Immunity or Give Me Death
• Actively Engaged: Employee Volunteer Group Honors Its Outstanding Members
• Snapshot: Al Vega

October 21, 2002

• Reactions to the Nobel Prize
• NMR at TSRI
• A Celebration of Long-Time Employees
• TSRI launches new web site for Kellogg School graduate programs.

October 9, 2002

• Kurt Wüthrich Wins 2002 Nobel Prize in Chemistry; Second Nobel Prize in a Row for TSRI
• A Primer on the NMR of Biological Macromolecules

October 7, 2002

• Scientists Identify Thousands of Proteins Associated with Malaria
• Scientists Develop Method to Map Spread of Malarial Drug Resistance
• The Anatomy of a Parasite
• Patapoutian wins Damon Runyon Scholar Award
• "Fast breaking" paper from the Janda lab

September 30, 2002

• At the Intersection of Biology and Physics
• Ruby Gala Shines
• Snapshot: Patt Cain

September 23, 2002

• Nicolaou wins Tetrahedron Prize
• TSRI Development Office Launches Fundraising Initiative to Purchase Immunology Building
• Senior Faculty News: Promotions and Appointments
• Weighing the Risks and Benefits of Xenotransplantation

September 16, 2002

• TSRI Ranked Second Among High-Impact Institutions in Chemistry
• Safety Consultant Karen Trapane
• Meeting of the Minds: TSRI Graduate Retreat

September 9, 2002

• From Femtosecond Physics to Yeast Genetics
• Baran and Nicolaou Win Nobel Signature Award
• Eschenmoser Wins Roger Adams Award
• Snapshot: TSRI Kellogg School's Entering Class

August 26 , 2002

• A Field of Dreams for Vision Research
• Unexpected Results
• Snapshot: Keith McKeown

August 12 , 2002

• The Case for Activity-Based Proteomics
• News&Views Summer Photo Contest, And the Winners Are...
• Snapshot: Grants Administrator Tim LeFort

July 29, 2002

• The Practical Dream of Cancer Therapies and Vaccines
• TSRI Picnic, "Survivor" Style
• Snapshot: Leonard Jones
• Kudos: Eschenmoser Wins Oparin Medal; Rebek Wins Chemical Pioneer Award; Wilson Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Thirteen Graduate Students Win Fellowships

July 15, 2002

• The Genetic ID of Lupus
• Teacher Becomes Pupil for the Summer
• Snapshot: Orlando Coons
• Making the most of lymphopenia: study suggests powerful new way to treat cancer
• Kudos: Burton Leads AIDS Vaccine Initiative; Grynszpan and Quaranta Receive Seed Funding for Breast Cancer Research; University of Athens Awards Theofilopoulos Honorary Degree

July 1, 2002

• Lerner receives honorary degree from Northwestern
• Anti-Cancer Nanoparticles: TSRI Scientists Design Gene-Tipped Tumor Regressor "Smartbombs"
• Energy Crunch: Not Over Yet
• Addiction at a Distance: Brain Reward Decreases and Danger of Relapse Increases with Heavy Cocaine Use

June 17 , 2002

• Mysteries of a Therapy Unveiled
• San Diego Foundation Awards Blasker Grant to TSRI Summer Research Internship Program
• Snapshot: Stacy Evans
• Lerner receives University of California Presidential Medal
• Santoro Wins Burroughs Wellcome Career Award
• Eric Johnson wins Brodie Award in Drug Metabolism

June 3 , 2002

• About a Virus
• Businessman Frank Lowy Joins TSRI Board
• Enzyme Found to Control Gene Expression in a Novel Way—By Breathing New Life into Old RNA
• Chisari Elected to American Academy of Microbiology
• Technology Review Names Cravatt "One of World's Top Young Innovators."

May 20 , 2002

• TSRI Holds Tenth Commencement
• Keith and Jean Kellogg: An Uncommon Couple with the Common Touch
• The Graduating Students

May 13 , 2002

• Vivian Lodes
• TSRI Team Solves Structure of Important Tumor Growth ProteinÑA Target for Cancer Therapy
• Where Are They Now? Alumnus Jay Chiang

May 6 , 2002

• Mysterious gd T Cells Promoting Wound Repair
• "The Race is So On": Next Generation of Scientists Find their Stride at TSRI
• Snapshot: Vivian Lodes

April 29, 2002

• The Other Side of Drug Discovery, Part 2
• Behind a Free Lunch
• Snapshot: Pamela Schreckengost

April 22, 2002

• The Other Side of Drug Discovery, Part 1
• TSRI Names Graduate College in Honor of Janet and W. Keith Kellogg II
• Research Suggests Powerful Tool for Detection and Treatment of Anthrax
• Dramatic Footage of immune System Caught on Tape

April 15, 2002

• After the Genome, Part 2
• U.S. News & World Report Ranks TSRI Among Top Graduate Schools
• Open House Celebrates New Microscopy Center

April 8, 2002

• After the Genome, Part 1
• Good Cellular Defense May Be Best Offense Against Type 1 Diabetes
• Collaboration Reveals Details of Natural Killer T Cells

April 1, 2002

• Antivirals, Anti-Cancers, and Antibiotics in One Pot
• Sharpless Addresses National Science Teachers Convention
• Celebrating a Lifetime of Inquiry

March 25, 2002

• Two Students, Two Prizes, Two Promising Futures
• Offer Letters Go Out to Prospective Students
• Snapshot: Donovan Hurley

March 18 , 2002

• A Revolutionary Strategy for Drug Discovery Succeeds on an Enzyme
• "X-Sci" Excites High School Students
• Where are They Now? Alumna Janet Gunzner

March 11 , 2002

• Catalysis Made Easy
• Hitting the Slopes with the SOF
• Snapshot: Thomas Barnett

March 04, 2002

• New Sculpture Celebrates Nobel Prize
• Cool-Temperature-Sensing Protein Found by TSRI Investigators
• The Road Less Traveled: TSRI Scientists Find Alternative Path for Activation of Crucial Enzyme

February 25 , 2002

• Tragedy of Alcohol Abuse Drives TSRI Researcher's Work
• Faculty Promotions Announced
• Three New Members Join TSRI Board

February 11 , 2002

• Adding Function to Structure
• Center Provides Well-Balanced Space for Mass Analysis
• Sleep to Perform

February 4 , 2002

• New Scripps Foundation President Speaks Out
• Barcoding Begins: Introducing the Chemical Inventory Program
• Where are They Now? TSRI Alumnus Rick Bruick

January 28 , 2002

• Almost There: Cutting-Edge Molecular Microscopy Center Prepares to Open
• A Sneak Preview of TSRI's Newest Facility
• Snapshot: Shipping/Receiving Specialist Shane Blade

January 21 , 2002

• 900,000 Daltons
• Torrey Pines, 92037: Graduate Student Rec Center Creates a New Retreat for TSRI's Ph.D. Candidates
• TSRI Shipping/Receiving and Mail Room Staff Deliver Service

January 14 , 2002

• Death Called a River
• Cancer Affinity Group Brings Together Basic Researchers and Physicians
• Snapshot: John Mullen

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Vol. 1 (2001)

December 17 , 2001

• Art on the Go
• Letter from TSRI President Richard Lerner
• Snapshot: Jeff Jones

December 10 , 2001

• Dynamic Actin
• 'Tis the Season for Holiday Stress
• Results Flow from TSRI Facility

December 3 , 2001

• Faculty Promotions and Appointments Announced
• Of Molecules and Methods
• Senior Gift Basket Project Nears Completion

November 19 , 2001

• Catching a Heart Disease Before it Happens
• Three TSRI faculty members elected to American Association for the Advancement of Science
• TSRI's Purchasing Services Gets the Goods
• Snapshot: Alex Ilic

November 12 , 2001

• Crucial Genetic Diversity Enzyme Long Sought by Biologists Discovered by Scientists at The Scripps Research Institute
• TSRI Employees Adopt Families in Need for Holiday Season
• Snapshot: Beth Peterka

November 5 , 2001

• Vision Researcher Keeps Patients in Focus
• TSRI Telecommunications Aims for 99.999 Percent Reliability
• Snapshot: Jessica Torruella

October 29, 2001

• Novel Amino Acids Come of Age
• Science Teachers Become Students for a Day
• Ceremony Dedicates Two New Institutes at TSRI

October 22 , 2001

• TSRI and the 2001 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
• Human Resources Consolidates Health Plans
• Money Well Spent: Foundations Support Cutting-Edge Science

October 15 , 2001

• K. Barry Sharpless is Awarded the 2001 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
• K. Barry Sharpless Steps into the Spotlight
  
• Research Brief: Three Seminal Reactions from the Sharpless lab

October 8 , 2001

• Life, Sugar-Coded
• Graduate Student Retreat Educates Audience and Presenters Alike
• Snapshot: Datsun Hsia

October 1 , 2001

• TSRI Scientists Discover Therapeutic Strategy for "Misfolding Diseases" Analogous to Alzheimer's Disease
• Faculty Promotions Announced
• New Law Encourages Retirement Savings

September 24, 2001

• Former FDA Commissioner Becomes TSRI's Newest Board Member
• Automobilia Display Pays Tribute to ICND Donors
• Snapshot: Khanh Nguyen

September 17, 2001

• New Sculpture at TSRI Dedicated to Memory of Norton B. Gilula
• Letter from Executive VP and General Counsel
• TSRI Counseling Department Supports Faculty, Staff, Students, and their Families

September 10, 2001

• Scientists at TSRI Discover Previously Unknown Role for Antibodies
• New Graduate Students Arrive on Campus
• Scripps Cancer Center Meets Grant Challenge
• Three TSRI researchers make list of most-cited authors
• Snapshot: Cheryl Martel

August 27, 2001

• A Hard Boiled Look at Metastatic Remodeling Molecules
• TSRI researchers stop prion infections in cell culture
• William O. Weigle, 1927 - 2001
• Snapshot: Michelle Roberts
• TSRI Summer Sports Leagues: Tradition for Some, Whole New Ball Game for Others

August 13, 2001

• Turning Off Pain's Pathways
• Generous Gifts Make Possible First Norton B. Gilula Fellowships and 11 Other Graduate Student Awards
• Snapshot: Matt Barnas
• TSRI investigator receives Leukemia and Lymphoma Society award

July 30, 2001

• TSRI Scientists Build a New Class of Nanotube "Smart Drugs"
• Hearst Foundation Gives TSRI $150,000 to Support Summer Internships
• Memory, Pain, Depression, and Peptides... Putting the Pieces Together
• News&Views Photo Contest: And the Winners Are...

July 16, 2001

• The Eyes of the Innate Immune System
• TSRI's Employment Group Helps Find the Right Person for the Job
• TSRI Internship Program offers "Way Cool" Summer Jobs

July 2, 2001

• Diabetes Under Investigation
• Focusing on TSRI's Electron Microscopy Facility
• Snapshot: John Chung

June 18, 2001

• World's Most Powerful NMR Magnet Arrives at TSRI
• Diekmans Endow Fellowship for Science Teachers
• Former chair of TSRI board honored by plaza naming
• FAQ About Pay Increases

June 4, 2001

• Science Talk: Gleevec and Beyond
• TSRI postdoc wins Runyon-Winchell Fellowship
• Faculty Promotions and Appointments
• TSRI Employee Rises to Top of Pecking-Order in Poultry Shows

May 21, 2001

• TSRI Holds Ninth Commencement
• Two Generations of TSRI Graduates
• TSRI postdoc wins Runyon-Winchell Fellowship
• San Diego City Schools Awards TSRI an Exemplary Partnership Award
• Snapshot: Class of 2001

May 14, 2001

• Facilities Services Rises to Energy Challenges
• Sorensen wins Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award
• International Office Offers Guidance to Scholars, PIs
• Snapshot: Vicky Nielsen

May 7, 2001

• Joyce elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Viral Research in an Age of Antiviral Therapy
• Toastmasters Club Helps Members Talk the Talk
• Snapshot: Carolyn Keierleber

April 30, 2001

• Designer Zinc Finger Proteins
• Rolling Blackouts and Your Computer
• TSRI's Spring Programs Bridge Gap Between Modern Lab and High-School Classroom

April 23, 2001

• What to Do if the Lights Go Out
• Gluck Child Care Center Nurtures and Stimulates Youngsters
• Microscopy of Live Cells in Motion

April 16, 2001

• Janda Develops New Method to Screen Mercury in Fish
• Of Drugs and Diseases: GCRC Provides Site for Clinical Studies
• Kresge Library Stacks Up Electronically
• Snapshot: Kathryn Spencer

April 9, 2001

• Retro Synthetic Analysis or Is Nature Perfect?
• National Eye Institute Funds New Core Center for Vision Research at TSRI
• Kresge Library Stacks Up Electronically
• Snapshot: Nancy Curry

April 2, 2001

• Science Talk: Conversations with Postdocs
• How to Find Equipment That Fits
• Glasswash Clears the Way for Science at TSRI

March 26 , 2001

• A Vaccine Factory Inside Each Cell
• Society of Fellows Enriches TSRI Experience for Junior Scientists
• Snapshot: Kelly Kehoe

March 19 , 2001

• Interpreting the Human Genome Through Computational Biology
• Made to Order:
  Shop Creates Custom Instrumentation for TSRI Investigators
• Snapshot: Thomas Pietzonka

March 12 , 2001

• Science Talk: “What are the Challenges in Science Education—Now and in the Future?”
• Today’s Visitors, Tomorrow’s Students
• Faculty Promotions and Appointments Announced

March 5 , 2001

• TSRI Researcher Develops New Vaccine to Treat Cocaine Addiction
• Facility Shoots for Crystal-Clear Results
• Digging Nature: ScrippsAssists Volunteers Work to Preserve Torrey Pines Reserve

February 26 , 2001

• Total Synthesis and the Creative Process: An Interview with K.C. Nicolaou
• Life After the Human Genome Project: TSRI Researchers Spearhead Structural Genomics Center
• American Chemical Society Honors Two TSRI Faculty
• Snapshot: Chris Cowan

February 12 , 2001

• AIDS and the Brain
• How to Help TSRI Through the Energy Crisis
• Interview with Jeffery Kelly

February 5 , 2001

• New Institute Within TSRI Focuses on Molecular Genetics of Disease
• Clock Genes Keep Time to Daily Rhythm
• Coming Clean about Cleaning: Environmental Services Gets the Dirt Out

January 29, 2001

• Jeffery Kelly, acting vice president for academic affairs and dean of graduate studies, introduces News&Views
• Young Faculty Member Tackles Tough Structures
• Professor K. Barry Sharpless wins the Wolf Prize in Chemistry
• Art Spices Up Cafeteria Décor

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