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OHSU is a leader in discovery, turning scientific ideas into solutions that change the world. In the past decade, research programs have expanded tremendously at OHSU. These robust programs, and our uniquely collegial and collaborative environment, make OHSU an exciting destination for innovative and dedicated graduate students. We offer outstanding opportunities for graduate studies in the biomedical sciences, public health, physician assistant studies and more.

 

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Mary Stenzel-Poore, Ph.D.

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Immunologists typically focus their intellectual attention on viruses, bacteria, and parasites, and how these organisms interact with and evade the immune system. Mary Stenzel-Poore, Ph.D., interim Chair of the Department of Molecular Microbiology & Immunology, is interested in how the immune system affects the body’s response to injury and repair.
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Research at OHSU

Quick Facts About Research at OHSU

  • In 2007, OHSU was awarded $307 million in outside funding for research.
  • OHSU was second in 2007 in NIH funding of neuroscience research and had the most NIH funded projects in neuroscience of any academic institution in the country.
  • OHSU cancer researchers were the first to develop a successful targeted treatment for cancer: Gleevec, which attacks only the cancer cells and leaves the healthy cells alone.
  • OHSU is the home of a 12-T magnetic resonance imaging system.
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