Transcriptomic Signatures of Experimental Alkaloid Consumption in a Poison Frog
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Radiox – Radiology – Nuclear Medicine – Radiotherapy Soest, Germany
RADIOLOGY WORKFLOW SOLUTIONS Growing “Big and Strong” together IT Development driven by Needs and used with Pleasure The imaging center for radiology-nuclear-medicine-radiotherapy Soest, radiox for short, has one of the most modern facilities for radiotherapy in Germany. The imaging center is linked to the hospital Maria in Soest since their foundation in 1998. 21 doctors and 150 employees in Soest and four further locations attend both out- patients and inpatients in close cooperation with more medical utilities in the region. Communication between the facilities is supported by the RADIOLOGY INFORMA- TION SYSTEM (RIS) from the supplier medavis. It controls the complete workflow, communicates internally with the modalities and externally with the hospital infor- mation system (HIS). This simplifies the work for the medical employees and for the patient it means to have a holistic treatment, fast diagnostical decision-making and optimal therapeutical strategies without waiting time. Digitalisation ensures growth everyone enlisted in the treatment must work together. Soon after the foundation of radiox in 1998 it was clear Collaboration includes talking to each other and pro- in the doctors’ mind that they have to grow wider and viding information, and in doing so we already have establish new sites in the western Sauerland in order reached the backbone of our daily work: RIS” states Mr. to treat patients professionally and economically. Dr. Krambrich. “Both doctors as specialists have profile Hence the five founders decided to digitalise the based access to the relevant patient files from each analogous documentation of the patient file to simplify PC at all sites. -
Reactivating the Lake Junín Giant Frog Monitoring Program
December 2020 AMPHIBIAN SURVIVAL ALLIANCE NEWTSLETTER Got a story you want to share? Drop Candace an email today! [email protected] Stories from our partners around the world © Rogger Angel Moreno Lino Moreno Angel © Rogger Reactivating the Lake Junín Giant Frog monitoring program By Rogger Angel Moreno Lino, Luis and economy; businesses and NGOs In this way, ASA partner Grupo Castillo Roque and Roberto Elias have stopped their activities and RANA participated in a project for Piperis. Grupo RANA (Peru) and reduced their budgets among other the monitoring and surveillance of Denver Zoological Foundation (U.S.) things (Smith-Bingham & Harlharan, populations of the Lake Junín Giant [email protected] 2020; Crothers, 2020). However, Frog (Telmatobius macrostomus) solidarity among people and institu- and the Junín ‘Wanchas’ (Telma- The world is going through difficult tions has allowed activities to be tobius brachydactylus) in three times due to the COVID-19 pan- progressively reactivated, though protected natural areas (Junín Na- demic (WWF, 2020). Many people following rigorous biosecurity meas- tional Reserve, Historic Sanctuary of have been affected in their health ures. Chacamarca and Huayllay National Page 1 Sanctuary). These activities were by Pablo Miñano Lecaros. The park (CCPH), the presence of six adult led by the Denver Zoological Foun- rangers Winy Arias López, Eduardo frogs was recorded around 500 dation and funded by the National Ruiz and Duane Martínez supported meters from our monitoring point Geographic Society and followed the the activities. at the south of the Junín National biosecurity measures recommended As part of the preliminary results, Reserve. by the Ministry of Health of Peru we report three adults of the Junín It should be noted that the CCPH (D.S. -
Lauren A. O'connell
Lauren A. O’Connell Stanford University • 371 Serra Mall • Stanford, CA 94304 • phone 650-721-2768 [email protected] • oconnell.stanford.edu • ORCID: 0000-0002-2706-4077 __________________________________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Stanford University, Assistant Professor, DepartMent of Biology 2017 - present Harvard University, Bauer Fellow, FAS Center for SysteMs Biology 2012 - 2017 University of Texas at Austin, Ph.D. Cellular and Molecular Biology 2006 - 2011 Cornell University, B.S. Biological Sciences 2004 - 2006 Tarrant County College, A.A. 2002 - 2004 FUNDING National Science Foundation - Integrative Organismal SysteMs, $1,200,000 2019 - 2024 “CAREER: FroM ecology to neurobiology: spatial cognition in rainforest frogs” National Science Foundation - Integrative Organismal SysteMs, $1,600,000 2018 - 2021 “EDGE: Enabling functional genoMiCs tools in aMphibians” National Science Foundation - Integrative Organismal SysteMs, $800,000 2016 - 2020 “BioaccuMulation Mechanisms of defensive cheMicals in a poison frog” HellMan Faculty Scholar Award, $40,000 2018 - 2019 “Dietary tuning of infant social coMMunication” National Geographic Society CoMMittee for Research and Exploration, $18,600 2015 - 2016 “Convergent Evolution of Maternal Care in Poison Frogs” HONORS AND FELLOWSHIPS Kavli Fellow of the National AcadeMy of Sciences 2019 HellMan Faculty Fellow 2018 Frank A. Beach New Investigator Award 2018 L’Oreal USA Changing the Face of STEM Mentorship Grant 2016, 2018 L’Oreal USA For WoMen in Science Fellowship 2015 Adele Lewis Grant Fellowship froM Graduate WoMen in Science 2015 International Society for Neuroethology Konishi Neuroethology Research Award 2014 International Society for Neuroethology Capranica Prize 2013 International Society for Neuroethology Young Investigator Award 2012 Society for Social Neuroscience Early Career Award 2011 Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology Young Investigator Award 2011 UT-Austin WilliaM S. -