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NIH Funding Cuts May Hurt Research at Cornell Medical School

Margaret Yoder  —  Jan 27, 2012

Starting this month, Congress will decrease the maximum amount National Institute of Health researchers can be paid from grants awarded to universities and medical colleges by the NIH.

Cornell: $100M Gift for WCMC Came From Former Enron Director

David Marten  —  Nov 10, 2011

Former Enron director Robert Belfer was revealed on Wednesday to be the anonymous benefactor behind a $100 million donation to help finance a state-of-the-art research building at Weill Cornell Medical College.  

No Damage at Weill Cornell Medical College After Tropical Storm

Dennis Liu  —  Aug 29, 2011

Weill Cornell Medical College reports that its hospital in New York City was not damaged after the tropical storm Irene hit Sunday morning.

University Says $630 Million WCMC Building in New York City on Schedule

Akane Otani  —  Mar 16, 2011

Weill Cornell Medical College’s new medical research building in New York City — the most expensive building project in Cornell’s history — is on schedule and under budget, according to Stephen Cohen, executive vice provost and executive vice dean of the medical school. 

President Skorton: The State of Graduate and Professional Education

David J. Skorton  —  Feb 21, 2011

President Skorton explains the state of graduate and professional education, detailing some challenges and ways it can be improved.

Dean David Hajjar Receives Fulbright Scholarship

Max Schindler  —  Feb 16, 2011

David P. Hajjar will work with biological science faculty at Qatar University and try to develop more research ties with Cornell.

COLA Cautions Against Worker Abuses in Qatar

Joseph Niczky  —  Feb 4, 2011

After hearing stories of labor abuses in Qatar, students from COLA took steps Wednesday to ensure that the same abuses will not happen to Cornell employees.

Vaccine for Cocaine Addiction Discovered

Katerina Athanasiou  —  Feb 2, 2011

Cornell researchers have developed a vaccine to immunize mice from the effects of cocaine.

Weill Develops Alternative Cancer Treatment

Maria Minsker  —  Jan 26, 2011

Weill Cornell Medical College researchers have developed an alternative therapy for patients with multiple myeloma.

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