Buy from Amazon.com

Laptops
Discount SmartPhones
Discount PS3 Games
Discount Kindle Products

CNN Student News

 

May 2012
M T W T F S S
« Apr    
 123456
78910111213
14151617181920
21222324252627
28293031  

College Dating Girls-Guys

alaska Sarah Palin attack of the show college basketball College Blogs College Board collegeboard Collegeboard.com College Cheerleaders College Community college dating college football College Games college girls college guys college hill college humor college seo college show college student discount for android college students college students make money college test college test tutorial college vh1 videos Collge Girls dating dating advice Dating Blog espn baseball scores espn baseball standings ESPN basketball espn college basketball espn usc trojans football junior college videos March Madness math test men’s college basketball NCAA Online Dating sat test seo software University California Los Angeles School News University of Sao Paulo tackles about plant biotechnolo usc trojans football team scores video tutorial
U.S Researchers testing new candidate vaccine for chikungunya virus
August 12th, 2011 University of Alabama, University of Texas, University of Wisconsin none Comments

According to the news – Researchers from University of Texas Medical Branch, University of Alabama, University of Wisconsin and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published online about a single dose of experimental vaccine protected lab mice from infection with virus in the journal PLoS Pathogens.

U.S. researchers developed a brand new candidate vaccine to counter chikungunya virus. This virus is actually a mosquito borne pathogen. It produces intensely painful and often chronic disease. It already stricken millions and millions of people from Africa, India and Southeast Asia.

Senior author of the paper and Director of UTMB’s Institute for Human Infections and Immunity, Scott Weaver said that they are currently have no approved treatment or vaccine for chikungunya, and there’s a real need for an effective vaccine to protect against this debilitating and economically devastating infection.

University of Alabama’s Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration has a new dean
June 9th, 2011 University of Alabama none Comments

According to the news – J. Michael Hardin has been named the eighth dean of the college. He will replace J. Barry Mason, who has held the place since 1989 and intends to return to the classroom. He is a professor of statistics, holds master’s degrees from Florida State University and UA, and a doctorate in applied statistics from UA.

He became a member of the UA faculty in 2001 and has also worked three years, Hardin has been in charge for the day-to-day operation of the college, which includes academic programs, enrollment management, and financial and administrative matters, and was involved in helping faculty members in their career development.

Hardin will assume the dean’s responsibilities Aug. 16.