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2004
WELCOME
FROM VICE PRESIDENT DAN DWYER
QUICK
LOOKS
A ROUNDUP OF UM SCIENCE NEWS
PHARMACY
SCHOOL
ON THE GROW
SCHOOL
OF THE MIND
BRAIN STUDIES MAY COMBAT CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES
PATHWAYS
OF LIFE
NEW LAB TACKLES VASCULAR DISEASE
GENETIC
HEALING
BIOLOGIST SEEKS DNA-LEVEL CURES FOR HEARING LOSS, CANCER PAIN
HIGH
TECH INSTRUMENT CENTER
SUPER COMPUTING AIDS UM RESEARCH
RETURN
TO BLACK MOUNTAIN
LESS THAN A YEAR AFTER FIRE, NATURE THRIVES
EXTREME
LIVING
HOT POOL CREATURES MAY OFFER GLIMPSE OF LIFE BEYOND EARTH
TUNNELS
TO SAFETY
ANIMALS USE CULVERTS TO CROSS HIGHWAYS
VIENNA
EXPERIENCE
STUDY-ABROAD PROGRAM LEAVES A LASTING IMPRESSION
PROTEINS
MAY UNLOCK MAD COW DISEASE
UM RESEARCHER MICHELE MCGUIRL WORKS TO PROTECT FOOD SUPPLIES
WHEN
SPEECH WASN'T FREE
PROFESSORS DELVE INTO MONTANA'S TROUBLED PAST
FAMILY
ALCHEMY
RESEARCHERS BALANCE SCIENCE, MARRIAGE AND KIDS
CULTURE
CLASH
DIFFERENCES IMPACT ACADEMIC SUCCESS
INVISIBLE
SPACE RAIN
RESEARCHER STUDIES MYSTERIOUS COSMIC RAYS
BRAIN
PAIN
RESEARCHER OFFERS TIPS FOR MIGRAINE SUFFERERS
CAMAS
MAGAZINE
VOICES RISING IN THE WEST
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PUBLISHER: Daniel J. Dwyer. MANAGING EDITOR: Cary Shimek. Contributing EDITORS: Brianne Burrowes, Colter Delin, Holly Fox, Rita Munzenrider and Patia Stephens. PHOTOGRAPHER: Todd Goodrich. GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Karen Slobod. EDITORIAL OFFICE: University Relations, 330 Brantly Hall, Missoula, MT 59812, (406) 243-5914, cary.shimek@umontana.edu. MANAGEMENT: Office of the Vice President for Research and Development, Judy Fredenberg, 116 Main Hall, Missoula, MT 59812, (406) 243-6670, judy.fredenberg@umontana.edu.
Vision is published annually by the UM Office of the Vice President for Research and Development and University Relations.
Cover photo: UM pharmacy graduate students Dave Holley (pictured) and Mary Hassani created the cover image of a docked ligand molecule used for cancer research in Howard Beall’s University of Montana lab. Researchers wear 3-D glasses to help visualize the complex structure. The molecule image was crafted in UM’s Computational Core Facility, featured here.