Addison Joins CSR
Dr. Randolph Addison has joined the Center for Scientific Review
as scientific review administrator for the SSS-U study section in the
cell development and function integrated review group. The section
reviews small business innovation research grants, applications for
shared instrumentation, as well as other applications focused on
innovative microscopic instrumentation and techniques. Addison
received his Ph.D. in biochemistry from Cornell University, studying
mitochondria biogenesis. In postdoctoral research at the University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, he studied the intracellular
mechanisms of energy transduction. He then became an assistant
professor of cell biology at Rockefeller University, then continued to
study at the University of Tennessee Medical Center in Memphis.
Prior to coming to CSR, Addison was a research associate professor
of biochemistry and molecular biology at Georgetown University.
NIH'ers To Head Interferon Society
For the next 4 years, the International Society for Interferon and Cytokine Research will be led by two members of the NIH research community. In 2002 and 2003, the ISICR president will be Dr. Keiko Ozato of NICHD, followed in 2004, 2005 by Dr. Howard Young, NCI. The past president was Dr. Kathy Zoon, CBER, FDA. More information about ISICR and its annual meeting (Torino, Italy, Oct. 6-11) can be found at www.isicr.org.
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