Department News
UWSOP Professor Wins Award of Excellence in 2022

Award recipients will be honored from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on June 9 at the Meany Hall fo... Read more...
P-Ceut Student Wins Mary Gates Research Scholarship

Sabhaya is working with SOP Department of Pharmaceutics Research Scientist Jade Yang to d... Read more...
Four UWSOP Faculty Each Receive $20k Innovation Award for 2022

“Kidney on a Chip” team Awarded Contract for New Study and Collaboration

Ed Kelly Joins NASA Panel
At the end of 2021, UWSOP Pharmaceutics Associate Professor Ed Kelly ... Read more...
Students Provide Hopeful ‘FEEDBACK’

Thanks to the dedication and commitment of four UW undergraduate students – Mic... Read more...
Healing Hands

Ken Thummel Receives 2022 ASPET Bernard B. Brodie Award

Nina Isoherranen named the Milo Gibaldi Endowed Chair in Pharmaceutics

Leticia Salvador Vieira Named Magnuson Scholar Award Recipient

“I am extremely grateful to have been selected as a Magnuson Sc... Read more...
Ed Kelly Receives the 2021 MLK Community Service Award

WE-REACH Executive Director Dr. Rodney JY Ho to be named NAI Fellow

“Dr. Ho has de... Read more...
Out Of The Lab And On The Air

Third-year Department of Pharmaceutics graduate student Kendan Jones-Issac has participated in several ambitious projects during his tenure at UW, including working on the development of a bioengineered kidney tissue chip that will improve the safety and efficacy of drug... Read more...
UWSOP Alumna Deanna Kroetz Named Jere E. Goyan Presidential Chair At UCSF

A professor in the Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences, Deanna graduated from UWSOP’s Department of Pharmaceutics with a PhD in ... Read more...
Pharmaceutics Graduate Fellowship Support
Graduate students are at the heart of our leading innovations and most impactful work — from modeling pharmacokinetic changes during pregnancy, to groundbreaking discoveries in drug transport, metabolism and drug-drug interactions that inform government policy and developing approaches to combat infectious disease globally. They are the inspi... Read more...
Sara Shum named winner of 2020 UWSOP Pharmaceutics’ Graduate Student Leadership Award

Congratulations to Sara Shum, a #UWSOP Department of Pharmaceutics graduate student who was awarded the 2020 UWSOP Pharmaceutics’ Graduate Student Leadership Award in May. Sara, who expects to graduate this fall with her PhD in Pharmaceutics, joined the Department of Pharmaceutics in 2016, and Dr. Nina Isoherranen's lab in 2017. Sara has demons... Read more...
Biomedical innovations win WE-REACH go-to-market awards

UW’s new WE-REACH center to accelerate development of the ‘most exciting’ biomedical discoveries

Xu and Kelly receive SOP Faculty Innovation Award

Pharmaceutics student, Kendan Jones-Isaac honored at the UW Health Sciences Martin Luther King Tribute

Kendan Jones-Isaac was honored with a service award at this year’s ... Read more...
Promoted UWSOP faculty tackling tough problems facing population health with novel approaches
Abhinav Nath, PhD, A... Read more...
A Commitment to the End of HIV/AIDS

“I began this work 30 years ago and have seen the diagnosis of AIDS change from a certain death sentence to a manageable chronic condition. My dream is to se... Read more...
Improving Care for Alaska Native People

The Future of Pharmacy

Celebrating 125 Years of Impact & Innovation
Our mission is to develop exceptional pharmacy leaders and researchers, discover solutions to improve population health, and serve the health and well-being of the public, locally and globally...even in space.
“We aren’t waiting for the future to happen. We are proactively accounting for what... Read more...
Nina Isoherranen named Chair of Pharmaceutics Department

“From her first days here as a post-doctoral fellow, Dr. Isoherranen demonstrated the standard of excellence and inn... Read more...
Ken Thummel returns to faculty after 13 years of success as Chair

Dr. Thummel was appointed Chair of the Pharmaceutics Department in 2006. He assumed that role from the Depart... Read more...
Congratulations to our recent Pharmaceutics PhD alumni!
Ryan Cheu
Dissertation: Impact of the Vaginal Microbiome on HIV Transmission
Savannah McFeely
Dissertation: Clinical Significance and Regulatory Framework for the Evaluation of Organic Anion Tran... Read more...
Lopez receives 2019 UWSOP Pharmaceutics’ Graduate Student Leadership Award

We learned from his nominators that Antonio demonstrates le... Read more...
Pharmacological Sciences Summer Diversity Program brings undergrad students to UWSOP

UWSOP at ISSX 2019 in Portland
This meeting will also mark the last meeting with Dean Emeritus Tom Baillie presiding as President of ISSX. Join us for the UWSOP alumni and friends reception at ISSX to toast Dr. Baillie and celebrate and reconnect with friends and colleagues.
Jashvant Unadkat
Cyrus Kh... Read more...
Rodney Ho recognized with AACP Volwiler Research Achievement Award

The research prize in academic pharmacy was established in honor of the late Ernest H. Volwiler, former president and research director of Abbott Laboratories.
Each year... Read more...
Licit and illicit drugs and maternal health

Kidney on a Chip has gone to outer space..and returned to Earth!

Dawg Scripts: Why did you put kidney cells on a chip?
Associate Professor Ed Kelly: As a Toxicologist, we... Read more...
Henderson wins poster award at national AsPET Conference

5/3 UPDATE: 5/3 11:48 PM PDT launch for Kidney on a Chip project to the International Space Station!

Welp. It seemed like it was going to go and then about 15 minutes before launch, the flight was scrubbed. It's rescheduled for tonight 11:48 PM Pacific Time. Here is an update on NASA's blog.
May 2 up... Read more...
Undaunted by setbacks, Jash Unadkat and his lab team search for new therapies to fight Alzheimer’s

For scientists as creative and productive as Jash Unadkat, learning to move past the failures, to learn from them and contin... Read more...
Jash Unadkat named Outstanding Faculty Mentor

The criteria for this Award include extraordinary commitment and effect... Read more...
Claw honored for service at Martin Luther King Tribute

To be recognized for my outreach and mentorship of Native American and other his... Read more...
UW ranks 4th world wide for pharmacology and toxicology

The list provides overall rankings; rankings by six fields; and by 14 selected subjects, including Pharmacology and Toxicology. Overall the UW is No. 4 in ... Read more...
UW/KRI Kidney-on-a-chip will travel to International Space Station

In 2019, a rocket carrying a payload that includes 24 microfluidic chips about the size of credit cards will transport an extraordinary University of Washington kidney research project to the International Space Station.University of Washington School of Pharmac... Read more...
Unadkat, Shoner, and team make drug glow to watch it move in the body

Spoiler alert: It’s mostly in the liver, kidneys and bladder.
The statin – rosuvastatin (Crestor), a cholesterol-low... Read more...
In finding a different linking protein, Plotnik and Hu Lab open new possibilities for HIV therapies & treatments

Why is that important? HIV causes disease by killing the immune system’s protective T cell... Read more...
Organs-on-chips: Tiny technology helping bring safe new drugs to patients faster

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Catherine Yeung, University of Washington; Edward Kelly, University of Washington, and Jonathan Himmelfarb, University of Washington
Getting a new pharmaceutical from an idea in the chemistry lab to market takes many y... Read more...
Shum and collaborators unveil new maternal and fetal health risks associated with shellfish toxin

Wienkers is keynote speaker at June 2018 AAPS-RMDG meeting at UW

The RMDG provides a forum for interacting with scientists ... Read more...
Huang, ’17, named UWSOP Magnuson Scholar for 2018-2019

SPECIAL EVENT: A talk with NPR’S Richard Harris

Noon-1:20pm, Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Health Sciences Building, T-435
Light refreshments will be served
Panel Discussion:
Richard Harris, NPR Science Correspondent and author, Rigor Mortis: How Sloppy Science Creates Worthless Cures, Crushes Hop... Read more...
Mao and Unadkat presented AAPS Journal High Impact Article Award

At the annual meeting in November, UW School of Pharmacy professors Qingcheng Mao and Jashvant Unadkat were presented the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) Journal High Impact Article Award. This prestigious award recognizes outstanding contributions to the pharmaceutical sciences as demonstrated by the authors in the q... Read more...
Alumna Kroetz named AAAS Fellow

Cyrus Khojasteh receives Distinguished Alumni Award

John Amory MD, MS, and grad student Faith Stevison find breakthrough treatment for male infertility

Sager, Bounthavong, Seguin, Weber, & Shen receive inaugural UWSOP Graduate Program Awards

Pharmaceutics lab team learns why HIV prevention drug is not as effective in some women

Inaugural Plein Symposium advances geriatric pharmacy

Decades ago, geriatric pharmacy pioneers Joy and Elmer Plein foresaw the need to research the effects medications have on older adults. The Inaugural Research Symposium for the Plein Center held in February 2017 provided the opportunity to learn ... Read more...
Hu and Lee combine forces to design novel HIV vaccine

HIV is a highly lethal virus that... Read more...
UW Team develops an HIV therapy dose that lasts two weeks in test model

An interdisciplinary team led by Professors Rodney JY Ho of the UW School of Pharmacy and Ann Collier of the UW School of Medicine has been working to develop a long-lasting (7-day) therapy for HIV and are already making advances into ... Read more...
Drug delivery device invented in UW Ho laboratory receives $36M

Impel NeuroPharma, Inc., a Seattle-based clinical stage biotechnology company announced a $36 million Series C round to develop a pipeline of drug-device combination products built upon its Precision Olfactory Delivery™ (POD™) nasal delivery platform.
The POD... Read more...
Navajo genetic scientist Katrina Claw bridges cultures to advance research and underrepresented scientists

“I am like a bridge. I connect Native knowledge and Western science, but I am also walked ov... Read more...
Common genetic disorder linked to increased death rate from cancer drug

By Susan Keown, Staff Writer, Fred Hutch News Service, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Research published Thursday shows that a common genetic disorder ― one that many people don’t even know they have ― is linked to a mor... Read more...
Sid Nelson’s legacy lives on in science and collaboration

But busulfan is toxic.
The work to mitigate that toxic... Read more...
UW team finds key piece to HIV drug-effectiveness puzzle

Increasingly, people at risk for HIV infection are turning to preventive drug measures to help stave off the virus. Researchers from the University of Washington School of Pharmacy found that one such drug, Tenofovir, in the form of a topical vaginal gel, is metabolized, or... Read more...
UW and Teva partner to increase provider access to critical drug interaction data

The University of Washington (UW) announced today an exclusive partnership that will allow the university's unique, comprehensive and high-quality pharmacokinetic and pharmacogenetic Drug Inter... Read more...
UW Symposium on Past Present and Future of ADME Sciences Dedicated to Deans Sid Nelson and Tom Baillie

Award season comes to UWSOP!

Many of our School's faculty, students, post docs and alumni have been recognized in the past few months for their accomplishments.
Don Downing, Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Service Award
Institute for Innovative Pharmacy Practice (I2P2) Endowed Clinical Professor D... Read more...
The Art of Science: “Human Kidney Tubule Cells” by Jenna Voellinger

Her image, “Human Kidney Tubule Cells,” created as a graduate student in the laboratory of Edward J. Kelly, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Pharmaceutics, graces one of the classrooms in the T-Wing of the UW Health Sciences Building.
Sel... Read more...
Pharmaceutics welcomes six new students with a passion for discovery

UWSOP’s Department of Pharmaceutics welcomed six new students this fall, here to join a great tradition of life-changing research. These researchers share a passion for discovery and come to our school from all over the world, and from all sorts of backgrounds: from English majors to chemists and biologists.
Originally from the Ukrai... Read more...
Pharmaceutics’ Carol Collins part of drug risks in pregnancy mobile app team

Intercollegiate team will study natural product-drug interactions

Zhang named inaugural Ji-Ping Wang Endowed Fellow

UW-led team to develop innovative HIV treatment lasting at least 7 days

An interdisciplinary team led by Professors Rodney JY Ho of the UW School of Pharmacy and Ann Collier of the UW School of Medicine received $14M from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop a long-lasting (7-day) therapy for HIV. The two co-Princ... Read more...
Ragueneau-Majlessi named UW CoMotion Presidential Innovation Fellow

Ragueneau-Majlessi is the co-author of the Drug-Drug Interaction (DIDB) and Pharmacogenetic (e-PK... Read more...
Scenes from Commencement 2015

Solving Bietti’s Crystalline Dystrophy is mission of Pharmaceutics Prof Kelly

Pharmaceutics Ph.D. Student Alenka Jaklic Named Magnuson Scholar

Alenka has had the unique opportunity to join the start-up of an NIH-funded project aiming to develop a novel microphysiological system (MPS) that recapitulates key aspects of human kidney function, including drug transport ... Read more...
Three Pharmaceutics Graduate Students Selected for Prestigious ITHS TL1 Scholar Award

Congratulations go to Brian Chapron, Cate Lockhart and Savannah Kerr and who were selected as Institute of Translational Health Sciences (ITHS) TL1 scholars starting Summer 2016. They will be participating in curriculum and interdisciplinary clinical and translational training in the program.
Cate will be conducting a pilot study of int... Read more...
New center to use novel method to screen chemicals’ toxicity

Klatt Receives NIDA/NIH Award to Research Cannabis Impact on HIV

Why the Bad Taste? Dr. Joanne Wang’s Team Finds a Reason

TAKING A MEDICATION AS PRESCRIBED IS CRITICAL to a drug’s effectiveness. But for some people, taking medications literally turns their stomach – and if a medication leaves a persistently bitter taste, many people, especially children and elderly patients, will take it inconsistently or not at all. In the online Journal of Biological Chemistry... Read more...
North American ISSX Meeting will award two of our faculty.

Not one, but two of our faculty were selected to receive the only awards given by The International Society for the Study of Xenobiotics (ISSX). Dean Emeritus Tom Baillie was selected for the North American Scientific Achievement Award and faculty member Dr. Nina Isoherranen, was selected for the North American New Investigator Award. Both awar... Read more...
UW Pharmacy Huskies Lead the Pack

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Professor Thummel elected President of ASPET

The Chair of Pharmaceutics, Ken Thummel will take office July 1, 2014. The 4,800- member society was founded in 1908 to further the growth of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics in the United States.
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Vineet Kumar: Graduate Student, Unadkat Lab, winner of the 2013/14 Simcyp Fellowship
UW researchers win grant to study effects of drugs during pregnancy

University of Washington faculty members from the School of Pharmacy and School of Medicine will study the effects of drugs on pregnant women with a $4.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.UW pharmaceutics professor Jashvant Unadkat will lead the five-year study, which will work on finding ways to predict how pregnant women and ... Read more...
Top 10 MOST Cited Articles by the AAPS Journal:

Ho-Leung Fung, Ph.D., is editor-in-chief of The AAPS Journal.
At The AAPS Journal Editorial Advisory Board meeting at the 2013 AAPS Annual Meeting and Exposition in San Antonio, I shared a list of the top 10 articles cited over the short history of our publication. These articles, shown below, reflect the diverse fields covered by The AA... Read more...
WELCOME New Students

New Students (from left to right) Faith Stevison, Gabriela Patilea, Jake Kraft, David Wagner and Savannah Kerr
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2013 Gibaldi Picnic
Congratulations to the class of 2013!
News digest: Recyclemania results, professor speaks on career journey, Honor: Rodney Ho

Professor Ho to receive award at National Biotechnology Conference later this month. Professor Rodney Ho will receive the Research Achievement in Biotechnology Award from the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists. He is receiving this honor for the high quality of his work and its impact. Full story...
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Congrats to pharmaceutics grad students

Congrats to pharmaceutics grad students Jessica Tay and Jenna Voellinger for winning second and third place respectively for their poster presentations in the Predoctoral Awards Competition at the International Society for the Study of Xenobiotics conference in Dallas!
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Nasal Drug-Delivery System Noted as a Seattle Innovation

Magazine article highlights the work of a company that markets an invention made at our School.
Impel Neurophama, a company started by Professor of Pharmaceutics Rodney Ho, John Hoekman, PhD, ’10, and a UW business school alumnus is showcased in a ‘Pacific Northwest’ magazine article about Seattle’s booming invention market. Impel is dev... Read more...
Dr. Ed Kelly, a Research Assistant Professor at the Department of Pharmaceutics received a Jaconetter L. Tietze Yong Scientist Award

for his project “Identification of MicroRNA Regulators of Hepatocyte Development“. The monies provided by the award will be of great assistance in terms of generating preliminary data for a future grant submission and will help with support of graduate student research activities.
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2010 graduate, Dr. John Hoekman received the UW Graduate School’s 6th Chapter Award

2010 graduate, Dr. John Hoekman received the UW Graduate School’s 6th Chapter Awardfor his dissertation “The Impact of Enhanced Olfactory Deposition and Retention on Direct Nose-to-Brain Drug Delivery.”
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Dr. Shiu-Lok_Hu is awarded with Milo Gibaldi Endowed Professorship in Pharmaceutics.

The fund was created in 2008 in honor of the late School of Pharmacy Dean Milo Gibaldi. He was dean from 1978 to 1998 and was renowned for his work in pharmacokinetics. He helped make the UW School of Pharmacy one of the nation’s premier pharmacy institutions. For full article click here.
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Nora Lee, a graduate student at the Department of Pharmaceutics, School of Pharmacy is one of the recipients of this year’s Warren G. Magnuson scholarships.

The award will provide the scholar with financial support of up to $25,000 for her research needs. Ms Nora Lee is currently in her third year of studies toward her PhD and she works as a Graduate Research Assistant in Dr. Joanne Wang’s laboratory. Ms Lee demonstrates academic excellence and is highly promising in becoming a productive research ... Read more...
PGRN received grant to study underserved populations

Ken Thummel, chair and professor of pharmaceutics, and Wylie Burke, chair and professor of bioethics and humanities, and colleagues, recently learned they have received a five-year, $10 million grant from the NIH’s Pharmacogenomics Research Network (PGRN) to create a Northwest-Alaska... Read more...
Li Liu, a PhD candidate in Dr. Jashvant D. Unadkat’s labrom Dept of Pharmaceutics, was awarded 1st place

Li Liu, a PhD candidate in Dr. Jashvant D. Unadkat’s lab from Dept of Pharmaceutics, was awarded 1st place in the poster presentation competition at the ISSX-17th North American Regional Meeting, for her work on the clinical PET study “Can P-glycoprotein at the Human Blood-Brain Barrier be Induced by Rifampin? A PET Imaging Study”. Li was a... Read more...
Congratulations to Alice Ke, Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Pharmaceutics and ORISE fellow in the FDA Office of Clinical Pharmacology

Congratulations to Alice Ke, Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Pharmaceutics and ORISE fellow in the FDA Office of Clinical Pharmacology, who received the 2011 OCP Science Day Poster Presentation First Prize Award in October in Maryland. Her poster title was “Refinement and Validation of a PBPK Model to Predict Disposition of Drugs in Preg... Read more...
Pharmaceutics graduate students Diana Shuster and Jenna Voellinger received (ITHS) training awards

Pharmaceutics graduate students Diana Shuster and Jenna Voellinger received Institute of Translational Health Sciences (ITHS) TL1 Multidisciplinary Predoctoral Clinical Research Training awards for the upcoming 2012-13 academic year. The ITHS TL1 Multidisciplinary Predoctoral Clinical Research Training Program sponsors a year-long intensive cli... Read more...
Nora Lee and postdoc Cara Nelson won the graduate student category of the poster competition

Pharmaceutics graduate student Nora Lee and postdoc Cara Nelson did an outstanding job at the recent American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics Annual Meeting. Lee (Adviser Joanne Wang) won the graduate student category of the poster competition in the Drug Metabolism Division. Her poster was from a study in our Obstetric-F... Read more...
Professor Emeritus Gets Lifetime Achievement Award

The American Epilepsy Society (AES) has announced that Rene Levy, professor and chair emeritus of our Department of Pharmaceutics, will receive the William G. Lennox—Cesare T. Lombroso Award during this week's AES 67th annual meeting and scientific conference in Washington, D.C. Levy is a pharmaceutical chemist and the developer and director ... Read more...
A Closer Look: Q&A with Jashvant Unadkat
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IPSF Welcomes Another Exchange Student

Finnish pharmacy student Arto Heinonen poses in the front of this photo,
which was taken during a social event with UW students this past summer.
This past spring and summer, our School's chapter of the International Pharmaceutical Students' Federation welcomed another exchange student. Arto Heinonen came to the UW School of Pharmacy from the U... Read more...
Grant to Study Drug Disposition in Pregnancy
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‘Columns’ Faculty Profile: Professor Shiu-Lok Hu
Professor’s Startup Highlighted in UW Showcase
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Rodney Ho Receives National Research Honor

Professor of Pharmaceutics Rodney Ho received the Research Achievement in Biotechnology Award from the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists. UW Today announcement Center for Commercialization article
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Faculty Member, School Profiled in Magazine
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Pharmaceutics professor wins Early Career Achievement Award

Associate Professor of Pharmaceutics Isoherranen will receive the Drug Metabolism Division Early Career Achievement Award from the American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics. The prestigious honor goes to investigators who have received their doctorate within the last 15 years. 'The Daily' 'UW Today'
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Unadkat Awarded for Scientific Contributions
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Studying Microchips that Imitate Human Organs

Faculty contribute to federal initiative researching how computer chips could test for drug safety UW researchers are part of an initiative to engineer three-dimensional chips containing living cells and tissues that imitate the structure and function of human organs. These tissue chips will be used for drug safety testing. Pharmaceutics professo... Read more...
NIH Grant Helps Turn Research Into Medical Products
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Highlighting the Promise of Personalized Medicine
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Four of our faculty members are featured on the journal’s “Top Ten Most Viewed Papers” list.
The paper is entitled “Measurement and Compartmental Modeling of the Effect of CYP3A5 Gene Variation on Systemic and Intrarenal ... Read more...
New Partnership Forms to Support Drug Development

Program seeks to provide better understanding of drug transporters, personalized medicine. Professor of Pharmaceutics Jashvant Unadkat has started the UW Research Affiliates Program on Transporters (UWRAPT). It is a cooperative effort between the School and AstraZeneca, Genentech and Merck in which scientists are collaborating on research to faci... Read more...
Shen, Unadkat Named Fellows of AAAS
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Hu Receives Major Boost in Search for HIV Vaccine

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded Shiu-Lok Hu, Gibaldi endowed professor of pharmaceutics, a $6.7 million grant to join the Consortium for AIDS Vaccine Discovery. He will collaborate with researchers from the Universities of Massachusetts and Pennsylvania on his four-year HIV vaccine research project. Read more.
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Ed Kelly Receives Tietze Young Scientist Award
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UW Graduate School Honors Pharmaceutics Alumnus
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UW Lecture Series Features Pharmaceutics Professor
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Pharmaceutics Student Receives University of Washington Magnuson Scholarship
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Dr. Ho Featured in ‘Puget Sound Business Journal’
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Dr. Ho Named Entrepreneurial Faculty Fellow
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Grant Will Develop a Device Created at the School
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Lifetime Achievement Award Goes to Rene Levy
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Major Grant Will Support Underserved Populations
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Life Sciences Discovery Fund Issues Awards
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School to Host Biosimilars Conference
Pharmaceutics Professor Featured in UW Report
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Levy Retires After Almost 40 Years

Groundbreaking Technology Goes Commercial
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Pharmaceutics Professor Receives Prestigious Biotechnology Award
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Dr. Ho Named Fellow of Preeminent Association
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Search tool that makes drugs safer is poised for growth
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Shen to head national pharmaceutical group
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Pharmaceutics Ph.D. Student Wins Grand Prize in Innovation Competition
At an awards ceremony on Thursday, May 22, the team received the Real Networks $25,000 grand prize and a $5,000 prize in the best-idea cate... Read more...
UW School of Pharmacy Ph.D. Research Programs Rank #1
Two Professors Named as Fellows, AAAS and ASCP
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Faculty Members’ Research Gets National Distinction

A 2005 study by Qingcheng Mao and Jashvant Unadkat is one of the 10 most-cited articles in the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Journal's history. Their article examined how breast cancer resistance protein relates to a range of drugs and antiviral agents. Read more
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DMTPR Welcomes Seventh Industry Partner

Merck, Eli Lilly, Bristol Myers Squibb, Roche, Amgen, Abbott and Pfizer... Read more...
DMTPR Launched January 1, 2004
New Associate Dean for Research and New Initiatives Named at the School of Pharmacy

NIH Grant Awarded to the Department of Pharmaceutics for study on how pregnant women handle drugs
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Drs. Ho and Gibaldi Team Up on Landmark Therapeutics Book
