Judith James, M.D., Ph.D., of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation has been selected to present at the world’s largest interdisciplinary science forum this weekend. As one of four speakers on an international panel, James will present the latest scientific data on “Predicting Autoimmune Disease” at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement […]
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From the warehouse to the laboratory: Ada native receives prestigious research fellowship
An Ada native who once swept warehouses while going to college has been awarded a prestigious fellowship from the American Heart Association to conduct cellular research at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. Corey Johnson, Ph.D., has received the Heartland Affiliate Postdoctoral Fellowship. Nationwide, only 23 fellowships were given out last year. The award is valued […]
Internationally renowned HIV/AIDS researcher speaks at OMRF
A scientist and physician who is one of the world leaders in HIV research and treatment visited the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation today and delivered a keynote address at an OMRF dinner this evening. Paul Volberding, M.D., came to OMRF as part of the Oklahoma AIDS Care Fund Endowed Lecture Series. The series each year […]
Lab lessons: OMRF offers science scholarships for teachers
The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation is offering scholarships for Oklahoma science teachers to participate in OMRF’s 2007 Foundation Scholar Program. Since 1988, OMRF’s Foundation Scholar Program has helped Oklahoma science teachers build their classroom curriculum through hands-on laboratory work and interaction with scientists and other educators. Scholarships provide a $2,000 stipend plus housing (if needed) […]
Satisfying a sweet tooth: OMRF employees help with Girl Scout fund-raiser
Samoas or Tagalongs? Trefoils or Thin Mints? For Courtney Stevens, who works in human resources at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, it was an easy choice. She bought several boxes of each type of Girl Scout cookie; 19 boxes total, in fact. “I promise these are not all for me,” she quipped, carrying a case […]
OMRF making inroads against anthrax
Nearing the mid-point of an historic five-year research project, the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation announced today that it is making important strides toward developing more effective vaccines and treatments for the deadly infectious disease anthrax. In a study involving 120 military personnel, Judith James, M.D., Ph.D., Sherry Crowe, Ph.D., and Darise Farris, Ph.D., have identified […]