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Version Spring 2004
Health Care
Under the Microscope
On
the Cover:
Graduate fellows in the Scholars for Tomorrow Health Care Ethics Seminar
debate hotly contested issues such as living wills and health care in
the developing world from a myriad of disciplinary perspectives.
Departments
Message
from the Dean
Interdisciplinary collaboration and problem solving are two of the hallmarks
of graduate study at Carolina.
What's
New
American Indian studies; Creating a graduate community; A symbolic pinnacle
From
the Source
Brian Nablo, Ross and Charlotte Johnston Family Dissertation Fellow in
the Royster Society of Fellows, is harnessing the power of nitric oxide
to reduce the potential for bacterial infection.
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Award winner Hye-Chung Kum gets results for North CArolina by connecting computer science and social work.
Graduate student astronomer Mercedes Lopez-Morales discovers a new star.
Professor Jonathan Hess leads the University Fellows into interdisciplinary territory.
Royster Fellow Rick Johnston works to remove poison from the world's water supplies.
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