Pitt Chronicle — April 18, 2005

Julius S. Youngner, the only surviving member of Jonas Salk’s
core research team, recalls when Pitt scientists were
Conquering Polio “at Breakneck Speed”

Julius S. Youngner (left) and Pitt Chancellor Mark A. Nordenberg at the “Remembering Polio” scientific symposium April 12.FULL STORY >>

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April 18, 2005

Remembering Polio
• Disease as an Enemy, and a Weapon

• Camphor Balls, Spraying Beer, and Why Albert Sabin Could Not Let the Words “Jonas Salk” Pass His Lips

Briefly Noted

Look Editors Meet

Pitt Receives Grant to Organize Intensive 10-week Russian Heritage Speakers Seminar This Summer

OCD Cosponsors 12th Annual Family Support Conference

School of Engineering Honors Eight Alumni

There She Is
• 1999 Miss America, Nicole Johnson-Baker, Enrolled in GSPH

• CBA Student Jessica Megliss, The Reigning Miss Pittsburgh, To Compete for the Title of Miss Pennsylvania

Chavis Named Assistant Vice Chancellor for Executive Communications

Wharton Group COO Is New Head of AAAC

Brusilovsky Wins NSF CAREER Award

Look Discovering Leaders

Happenings
April 18-27, 2005

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