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Four teams of scientists at Rice University and other Gulf Coast Consortia (GCC) institutions have earned research seed grants from the John S. Dunn Collaborative Research Awards.
Winning projects include research on invasive mold infections, neural mechanisms that control carbon dioxide and oxygen levels in the blood, remediation for chemotherapy-induced hearing loss and ways to maximize radiation of tumors with gold nanoparticles. The program also will fund a multidisciplinary workshop at the intersection of regenerative medicine, neuroscience and neuroengineering.
The 10-year program began in 2008 to support new collaborations between researchers at Rices BioScience Research Collaborative (BRC) and their partners at other institutional members of the GCC. The program is funded by the John S. Dunn Foundation and administered by the GCC.
Research seed grants are awarded annually and are worth up to $100,000 each. The workshop award is $8,000. The awards support projects that foster interdisciplinary and multi-institutional research at the BRC.
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Antonios Mikos of Rice and Dimitrios Kontoyiannis of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center are seeking a way to treat necrotizing invasive mold infections suffered by patients with suppressed immune systems. The infections are difficult to treat because the mold invades and disrupts blood vessels needed to deliver antifungal medications.
The researchers will combine their expertise in biomaterials and fungi to develop an injectable polymer membrane to deliver both an antifungal medication and growth factors to stimulate blood vessel development and wound healing. When exposed to blue light, the polymer would solidify into a membrane that delivers medication and protects the damaged area but degrades as new skin cells grow over the wound.
Mikos is the Louis Calder Professor of Bioengineering and Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and a professor of chemistry and materials science and nanoengineering, and director of the Center for Excellence in Tissue Engineering at Rice. Kontoyiannis is the Frances King Black Endowed Professor and deputy head of the Division of Internal Medicine at MD Anderson.
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Fred Pereira of Baylor College of Medicine and James Tour of Rice will study ways to stem the side effects of widely used cisplatin chemotherapy compounds that kill cancer cells by damaging DNA. One disabling side effect is damage to normal nondividing cells in such organs as the inner ear, which can lead to high-frequency hearing loss that can progress to lower-frequency loss and tinnitus.
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A 600 pound bell is lowered into a truck on 19th Street and Central Avenue Thursday afternoon. The bell was a gift to St. Mark's Church from St. Mark's in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1868 and was removed to be placed on display. Michael Smith/staff
CHEYENNE - A piece of local history kept cloistered away for decades may be back in the public eye again as early as next year.
The article in question is a 600-pound bell that has spent much of the last century hanging unused in the bell tower of St. Mark's Episcopal Church at 1908 Central Ave.
Crafted by a foundry in Troy, New York, the bell was a gift to the local church from another house of worship with the same name - St. Mark's Episcopal Church of Philadelphia.
According to a history of the Cheyenne church written by Shirley Flynn, the bell was gifted by friends of the Rev. Joseph W. Cook, who founded the Cheyenne church in 1868.
Larry Swanson, a former junior warden at St. Mark's, said the bell's age is reflected in its inscription. It presents the bell "to St. Mark's, Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory."
Wyoming would not become a state until 1890.
The bell first rang out on April 4, 1869, at the church's original location on the corner of 18th Street and Ferguson, now Carey Avenue. But it was put into temporary retirement following the construction of the current church building.
"The current St. Mark's was started in 1886 and completed in 1888. But it didn't have the bell tower on it as originally built," Swanson said.
"The tower was added to the building in 1924, and the original bell was placed in the tower at some point after that."
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