2006 Inaugural Class of Hartwell Fellows
Memphis, TN, December 29 - The Hartwell
Foundation announced its 2006 inaugural class of
Hartwell Fellows, which provide funding to US
citizens for postdoctoral training in biomedical science
at select research institutions in the United States.
The Fellowships offer support for two years at $50,000
direct cost per year to support scientists in the early
stages of biomedical research careers by enabling them
to pursue further specialized training as part of their
career development.
Institutions that fully participated in the 2006 process
for
Hartwell Individual Biomedical Research Awards
received the right to designate a Hartwell Fellowship
award, effective January 2007. As a result of a change
in the postdoctoral status of a Fellow, the sponsoring institution may
redesignate the Fellowship within Hartwell guidelines, with no adjustment in funding provided by the
Foundation. In 2006, qualifying institutions designated
the following individuals to receive Fellowship support
from The Hartwell Foundation:
Nancie Jo MacIver, MD, Ph.D.
School of Medicine,
Department of Pediatrics
Samantha Cicero, Ph.D.
Department of
Developmental Neurobiology
Jennifer K. Lee, MD
Department of Pediatric
Critical Care
Stephanie Kaddison, Ph.D.
Department of Cell and
Developmental Biology
James H. Holmes, Ph.D.
Department of Medical
Physics
Walter E. Sipe, MD
Department of Pediatrics:
resigned effective June 2008 to pursue a clinical
training opportunity in psychiatry at UCSF
Walter Lam, Ph.D.
Department of
Pediatrics: appointed June 2008 to fulfill
remaining 12 months
Nathan J. Sniadecki, Ph.D.
Department of
Bioengineering: resigned September 2007 to accept
faculty position in the Department of Engineering,
University of Washington, Seattle
James A. Cooper Jr., Ph.D.
Department of
Bioengineering: appointed September 2007, to fulfill
remaining 16 months;
resigned August 2008 to accept faculty position in
Department of Biomedical Engineering, Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute
Jordan S. Miller, Ph.D.
Department of
Bioengineering: appointed September 2008, to complete
remaining term
Kristie Henchir Burgess, Ph.D.
Department of
Bioengineering: resigned April 2007 to pursue a career
in industry, principally the development of new
biotechnology products
Timothy M. Maul, Ph.D.
Department of
Bioengineering: appointed May 2007 with 24 month
commitment from the University of Pittsburgh
Katherine L. Lillard, Ph.D.
Department of
Pediatrics, Department of Molecular Biology: resigned
March 2008 to pursue a career in industry in medical
diagnostics
Joseph P. Yaun, Ph.D.
Department of Physiology: appointed April 2008, to
fulfill remaining commitment
The Hartwell Foundation is honored to provide financial
support to these outstanding young scientists. Each
qualifying institution chose an exceptional individual
of high promise in the field of biomedical research,
enabling the recipient to achieve professional training
in an area of science that they passionately wish to
pursue.
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2006 Hartwell Fellow Nancie Jo MacIver, MD,
Ph.D., Duke University |
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2006 Hartwell Fellow
Nathan J. Sniadecki, Ph.D., University of
Pennsylvania |
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Hartwell Fellow Katherine Lillard,
Ph.D. (R), with mentor James
Amatruda, MD, Ph.D., University of
Texas Southwestern Medical Center |
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Hartwell Fellow Samantha A. Cicero,
Ph.D., St Jude Children’s Research
Hospital |
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Hartwell Fellow Timothy Maul, Ph.D.,
University of Pittsburgh |
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Hartwell Fellow Walter E. Sipe, MD,
University of California, San
Francisco |
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2006 Hartwell
Fellow James A. Cooper, Jr., Ph.D.
(seated), with mentor Christopher S.
Chen, MD, Ph.D., University of
Pennsylvania |
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2006 Hartwell Fellow
Jordan S. Miller, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania |
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Hartwell Fellow Walter Lam, Ph.D.,
University of California, San
Francisco |
2006 Hartwell Fellow Stephanie
Kaddison, Ph.D. (L), and mentor Cathy Krull, Ph.D., University of
Michigan
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