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Dr. Arthur Friedlander is paving the way for the next generation of vaccines. Senior Scient U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, Friedlander directed a team developed a new anthrax vaccine that worked in animal models and led to the developmen vaccines that are in human clinical trials under the National Institutes of Health. He also le research efforts to develop a new plague vaccine that is now in human clinical trials. In ho work, Friedlander has been nominated for the Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Med
The University of Maryland School of Medicine and Advanced Particle Therapy of San Die ground last month on the new $200 million proton treatment center in Baltimore. The cente focus on proton therapy, an advanced technology that allows cancer patients to receive do radiation directly to their tumors without damaging the surrounding tissue or vital organs. S to open in 2014, the center will be one of only 12 places in the nation and the first in the re offer this cutting edge cancer-fighting technology.
Gaithersburg-based GlycoMimetics is partnering with the International AIDS Vaccine Initia and Glycosensors and Diagnostics to develop a new AIDS vaccine that will use compound mimic carbohydrates, called glycomimetics. The partners hope to develop carbohydrate immunogens that stimulate the creation antibodies capable of fighting HIV. The project wil funded by IAVIs Innovation Fund, a program launched to support the application of novel unconventional technologies to AIDS vaccine design and development.