Borja Salvador Culla’s Baby is Born
Baby Nikolaos has arrived! On October 1st, Borja Salvador and his wife Evi welcomed their first child into the family. Niko was born at 11:12pm, 3.425 Kg and 50 cm long.
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Joe Ciolino Promoted
As of 10/1/12, Joe Ciolino was promoted to Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School. There was much rejoicing in the lab.
Christopher Weldon, M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Weldon received his medical and doctoral degrees (Pharmacology) from Tulane University. His interests include the development of novel delivery vehicles and agents with surgical and oncologic implications.
Escalade Party
On December 2nd, the Kohane group gathered to celebrate the annual tradition from Dan’s homeland, called the Escalade. The Escalade is an annual festival held in Geneva, Switzerland celebrating the defeat of the surprise attack by troops sent by Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy during the night of December 11, 1602. Celebrations Read More …
Daniel S. Kohane M.D., Ph.D.
DANIEL S. KOHANE, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Anesthesia at Harvard Medical School, Senior Associate in Pediatric Critical Care and Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Anesthesiology at Boston Children’s Hospital. Read More …
2011 IPSTR International Symposium: KU-MIT Collaborative Research on Drug Delivery Systems
Dan travelled to Seoul, Korea, to participate in meetings and a conference relating to the collaboration with the Langer Lab at MIT and Korea University. While there, he took the opportunity to visit the pediatric intensive care units at Seoul National University and Asan Medical Center.
Rong gets the AkzoNobel Award for Outstanding Graduate Research in Polymer Chemistry
Dan (right) traveled to the American Chemical Society Meeting in Denver to participate in a half-day symposium for the AkzoNobel Award for Outstanding Graduate Research in Polymer Chemistry honoring lab postdoc Dr. Rong Tong (holding plaque) for his work done while a graduate student in the lab of Dr. Jianjun Cheng (left) at UIUC. JJ Read More …