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Bone marrow researcher recieves Pew Award

d clinical sciences." While many grants have strict guidelines governing how the funds must be spent, this award offers intellectual flexibility, and is designed to encourage scientists to take calculated risks and follow unanticipated leads. Since 1985, the Pew trusts have invested more than $100 million to fund nearly 400 scholars. Scholars must be nominated by one of 136 invited institutions and demonstrate innovation in their research. A national advisory committee selects the scholars.

"I am honored to have received a Pew Scholar Award and believe the funding will enable my group to more quickly translate our basic science findings into therapies that help patients," Calvi said. "Additional studies now need to be done to better understand how parathyroid hormone favors bone cells' support of the most primitive blood-generating stem cells. We are striving to define, not only the mechanisms behind this biologic finding, but also to replicate our work in humans. I am grateful for the support of the Department of Medicine and the University of Rochester in nominating me."

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Contact: Greg Williams
Greg_Williams@urmc.rochester.edu
585-273-1757
University of Rochester Medical Center
5-Jul-2005

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