Winter 2012/13
In this issue
Out of Darkness
Panayotis Katsoyannis' journey began in war-torn Greece. After arriving in
Pittsburgh in the 1950s, he took on the enormous challenge of synthesizing
insulin, creating the first man-made protein. Many had initially assumed his
accomplishments were beyond the capabilities of chemistry.
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Of Note
- Molecular glue, or something new?
- The latest on concussions.
Departments
Closer [PDF 152 KB]
BRA Day/Art Day.
Investigations
[PDF 747 KB]
Will prostate cancer return?
Endostatin v. fibroids.
Molecular double agent.
Attending [PDF 1 MB]
Taming trauma in Colombia.
Alumni News [PDF 4.5 MB]
Dumanian's innovations in reinnervation.
Steinman to cancer: How does your garden grow?
Last Call [PDF 167 KB]
(Not) playing with fire.
Features
To Screen or Not to Screen
Early detection testing—screening for disease before symptoms manifest—presents a litany of issues. But how much do we want to know? And how appropriate
are the technologies we're using? At the recent science festival, Pitt experts
spoke to the confusion swirling around mammography, PSA tests, and CIMT.
[PDF 683 KB]
Visual Thinker
Kyongtae Bae pushes the art and application of computer-aided diagnosis.
[PDF 1.2 MB]
Big Shot
A new imaging suite allows researchers and docs to see what cancer and other
diseases look like at the molecular level and throughout the body, all at once.
[PDF 85 KB]
Additional Content
COVER | OVER THE TRANSOM
DEAN'S MESSAGE | CALENDAR
ENTIRE ISSUE [PDF 10 MB]