Spring 2006Rochester ReviewNew Dean of the College NamedNoted neuroscientist Peter Lennie, the founding chair of Rochester’s Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, returns in July to lead the College of Arts, Sciences, and Engineering. Searching for CuresThe James P. Wilmot Cancer Center is poised to break ground on a new building, a cornerstone of its plan to improve patient care, expand research, and earn new recognition from the National Cancer Institute. A Cancer Vaccine Is BornFor more than 20 years, three Medical Center scientists have explored ways to develop a vaccine against the main culprit behind cervical cancer. This year, the results of their work may be in doctors’ offices across the country. By Corydon Ireland Generation: FirstMeet a few of the Rochester students who are the first in their families to go to college. By Jayne Denker Rediscovering a ‘Lost’ Spiritual BookThe College is home to two of the world’s most highly regarded experts on Tantra, and they are helping to rediscover the philosophical richness and the widespread influence of the often misunderstood South Asian tradition. By Scott Hauser Still Seeking Susan B.Rochester scholars and students reflect on the legacy of the pioneering activist as they commemorate the 100 years since her death in 1906. By Jenny Leonard Rochester Review for the Web Editorial office: 147 Wallis Hall, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY 14627-0033 Published quarterly for alumni, students, their parents, and other friends of the University, Rochester Review is produced by the Office of Communications. Opinions expressed are those of the authors, the editors, or their subjects and do not necessarily represent official positions of the University of Rochester. Join Currents DigestSubscribe to Currents Digest and receive a daily e-mail summary of news and events, with links to the latest press releases from the University’s public relations units, and a rundown of daily events featured in the campuswide online calendar. Maintained by University Public Relations. |
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