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Pattatucci Joins Center for Scientific Review
Dr. Ángela Pattatucci
recently joined the Center for Scientific
Review as scientific review administrator for two study sections in
the AIDS and related research integrated review group. These
sections review applications in the areas of behavioral science,
prevention and epidemiology. She received postdoctoral training at
NIH in epidemiology and behavior genetics, spending 2 years with
NICHD and an additional 2 years with NCI and the Clinical Center.
Hailing from Puerto Rico, she then spent 2 years as professor of
epidemiology and experimental psychology at the Ponce School of
Medicine in Puerto Rico. This was followed by 3 years at the
University of Puerto Rico as professor of psychology and sociology,
and also as director of evaluation and assessment for the Puerto
Rico Statewide Systemic Initiative (SSI), University of Puerto Rico.
The SSI program, aimed at all public school students in Puerto Rico,
is an intervention designed to increase students' knowledge and skills
in science and mathematics. Pattatucci also recently completed a
1-year visiting professorship at the University of Louisville in
women's studies and psychology, prior to joining CSR. She has a
broad range of publications, including her book entitled Women in
Science: Meeting Career Challenges, which has been used as a
textbook in undergraduate and graduate school.
Sayre Is New SRA at CSR
Dr. Michael Sayre
recently joined the Center for Scientific Review
as scientific review administrator of the CDF-1 study section within
the cell development and function integrated review group. Prior to
joining CSR, he was an assistant professor in the department of
biochemistry, and continues as an adjunct assistant professor in the
department of biochemistry and molecular biology at Johns Hopkins
University School of Hygiene and Public Health. His main areas of
expertise are in the mechanisms and regulation of gene transcription.
He has also been involved in outreach activities for minority
students. Sayre has extensively published in peer-reviewed journals,
and has presented invited lectures throughout the United States.
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