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David M. Goldenberg receives Society of Nuclear Medicine's 2005 Paul C. Aebersold Award

Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology, the Journal of Clinical Laboratory Analysis and Tumor Targeting. In addition, he was chairman of the merit review board in oncology of the Veterans Administration and a member of the Experimental Immunology Study Section of the National Institutes of Health.

"I am humbled to be among these giants of nuclear medicine," said Goldenberg, adding, "I am especially grateful to the society for recognizing me, a non-nuclear physician, for my contributions to basic science applied to nuclear medicine. Science often takes us down unpredictable paths, and I certainly did not plan to conduct nuclear medicine research when I embarked on cancer biology, pathology, immunology and genetics."

The 2005 Aebersold recipient added, "I adopted the tools of nuclear medicine to better define the opportunities of diagnosing and treating diseases with specific antibodies, and over the past 30 years I have become increasingly enthused with the prospects of antibody- and peptide-based radiopharmaceuticals and better targeting methods." He recognized the dedication and loyalty of his long-term collaborators, Robert M. Sharkey, Ph.D., and Hans J. Hansen, Ph.D., and expressed his gratitude to his children and his wife Cynthia, "who reminds me repeatedly that the cup is half full."

The Aebersold Award is named for Paul C. Aebersold, a pioneer in the biologic and medical application of radioactive materials and the first director of the Atomic Energy Commission's Division of Isotope Development at Oak Ridge, Tenn. The first Aebersold Award was given by SNM in 1973.


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19-Jun-2005


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