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Three men in lab coats stand together at the University of Rochester, involved in HPV vaccine research.

The announcement in fall 2005 of a vaccine against cervical cancer came as a stunning breakthrough in medical science, but it was only the latest chapter in a pioneering, Rochester-born…

In a small Rochester lab, three University of Rochester scientists spent decades developing the key technology behind the first HPV vaccine—work that helped pave the way for Gardasil and Cervarix and has the potential to eliminate cervical cancer worldwide.

Two elderly men in formal attire seated at a dinner table, engaged in conversation.
Society & Culture
November 21, 2005

Celebrating Eastman’s Legacy

The University joins the Rochester community in celebrating the 150th anniversary of George Eastman’s birth All through 2004, the University celebrated the 150th anniversary of George Eastman’s birth on July…