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Welcome to the Office for Research
and New Initiatives

The University of Washington School of Pharmacy Office of Research is dedicated to improving public health through our innovative and pioneering research in basic science, translational science, clinical science, and pharmaceutical health outcomes and policy that leads to understanding about drug action and disposition, to innovative drug products. Some of these innovations have led to effective clinical practices and public health policies that improve human healthcare.

The school supports interdisciplinary and innovative approaches to healthcare that promotes collaboration, diversity of thought and mutual respect. The School also supports and conducts research and provide graduate education in drug discovery, disposition, pharmacokinetics, drug metabolism and development, and in pharmaceutical outcomes research to improve decision-making regarding pharmaceutical therapy and policy. Thanks to the outstanding faculty and their noted research, the school is honored to be ranked one of the top pharmacy schools and colleges in the United States.

We welcome your inquiries, comments or potential areas of collaboration including, but not limited to, our ongoing programs in drug delivery, disposition, pharmacokinetics, drug metabolism, therapeutics, and pharmaceutical outcomes research.


Fall Quarter 2009

November 6, 2:30-3:50 p.m., K069-Yvonne Lin, Acting Assis Professor, Pharmaceutics- "An Old Genotyping-Phenotyping Story with a New Metabolomics Twist"

November 30, 11:30 a.m.-12:00 noon, K069-Leaf Huang, U. of North Carolina - "Targeted Delivery of siRNA and Intracellular Peptides for Cancer Therapy"

520 Fall Quarter Seminars - all in 12:30 p.m. in K-069 HSB unless noted otherwise

October 29-Guest Speaker Gus Rosania, University of Michigan-"A computational cell based pharmacokinetic model of the lung"

November 5-Peng Hsiao, Grad Student, Pharmaceutics- "Can P-gp based drug interactions at the human blood-brain barrier be predicted from in vitro and rat studies?"

November 12-Jean Dinh, Grad Student, Medicinal Chemistry

November 19-Justin Lutz, Grad Student, Pharmaceutics

December 3-Nick Au, Grad Student, Medicinal Chemistry

December 10-Brian Kirby, Grad Student, Pharmaceutics

Spring 2010

March 19-20 -UW School of Pharmacy Conference on Biosimilars

 


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Office for Research & New Initiatives
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