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CSU Professors Leach and Reid elected to National Academy of Sciences

-Colorado State University Two Colorado State University faculty members, Jan Leach and Robin Reid, are among 120 newly elected members of the National Academy of Sciences this year, which includes a historic 59 women the most women ever inducted in a single year. The National Academy of Sciences, a nonprofit society of distinguished scholars, represents the nation’s most active contributors to the international scientific community. Scientists are elected by their peers to membership in the academy for outstanding contributions to research. “Professors Jan Leach and Robin Reid are among the very best of what research universities have to offer the world today in advancing science and advancing the well-being of people and our planet,” said Mary Pedersen, provost and executive vice president of CSU. “Clearly, their elections to the National Academy of Sciences are an affirmation of the outstanding and significant contributions they have made in their respective fields. I

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The European Patent Office Announces Boston-based Microbiologists Kim Lewis and Slava S Epstein as European Inventor Award 2021 Finalists

The European Patent Office Announces Boston-based Microbiologists Kim Lewis and Slava S. Epstein as European Inventor Award 2021 Finalists Share Article Northeastern University microbiologists nominated for iChip device, which enables the growth of previously ‘unculturable’ single microbe cells and fosters the discovery of new drugs capable of tackling ‘superbugs’ immune to existing antibiotics. Epstein and Lewis have created a tool that enables scientists to access and cultivate microorganisms that were not available before. This could help researchers find new antibiotics, tackle drug resistance, and ultimately save lives. MUNICH (PRWEB) May 04, 2021 The European Patent Office (EPO) today announces that Northeastern University microbiologists Kim Lewis and Slava S. Epstein have been nominated as finalists in the “Non-EPO countries” category of the European Inventor Award 2021. They have developed a

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Jack Remington, MD, Noted Toxoplasmosis Researcher, Dies at 90

Jack Remington, MD, Noted Toxoplasmosis Researcher, Dies at 90
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Artists, scholars, scientists, and leaders elected to top arts and science body

Artists, scholars, scientists, and leaders elected to top arts and science body
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Katherine Fitzgerald and Nikolaus Grigorieff elected to National Academy of Sciences

Katherine Fitzgerald and Nikolaus Grigorieff elected to National Academy of Sciences Record number of women elected to academy in 2021 By Colleen Locke April 27, 2021 The private, nonprofit society of distinguished scholars is charged with providing independent, objective advice to the nation on matters related to science and technology. The Academy elected 120 new members on April 26, including a record 59 women and 30 international members. Katherine Fitzgerald, PhD “I am delighted to be elected to the NAS and to have my lab’s work recognized with this incredible honor,” said Dr. Fitzgerald, the Worcester Foundation for Biomedical Research Chair, professor of medicine and director of the Program in Innate Immunity.

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