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TIME TO ACT: A ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø animal behaviorist recently told Newsday that it’s time to intervene on behalf of the young killer whale that’s been swimming alone in central Puget Sound.

Industry adopts ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø researchers’ innovation that promises huge boost in speed and efficiency for high-traffic computer chips

The speed and efficiency of computer network and database servers could increase as much as 400 percent because of an idea developed by two ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø computer scientists that is reaching mainstream computing.

New faces in School of Medicine office: Research and Industry Relations Support will handle outside employment, research contracts, policies on conflict of interest

Claire Dietz
HS News & Community Relations


The School of Medicine’s Office of Research and Graduate Education has recently completed reorganization of a unit focusing on outside professional employment for faculty members, research contracts and conflict-of-interest policies.

Faculty senate

Last month, Dan Jacoby, Chair of the General Faculty Organization at ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Bothell shared his views in a University Week column titled, “Growing up is a challenging balancing act for Bothell.

In Brief

Stroke survivor event
Harborview Medical Center is hosting a free community event this Saturday, May 11, for stroke survivors, their families and others concerned about strokes.

AIDS Clinical Trials Unit is sponsor of event at Seattle Central Community College













Because of the rise in HIV and STD infections in King County, the AIDS Clinical Trials Unit of the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø and the Student Leadership Division of Multicultural Events and Activities at Seattle Central Community College have joined forces and organized a conference and health fair called “Sex Gets Even Louder.

Notices

ACADEMIC INFORMATION

Textbook Requirements

Each spring the University Book Store asks faculty teaching fall quarter courses to forward their textbook requirements to the store before the end of May.

Internet conference includes Amazon villager

Smart Alecky. Amazon.com closed at a low of around 4 bucks a stub this year. In a spectacular miscalculation, Amazon offered more than $2B in covertible bonds at the height of the stock bubble in 1999. Rather than taking advantage of their frothy stock price to raise capital, AMZN took on a mountain of debt with the expectation that the convertible bonds would quickly hit a strike price of ~$80, convert to stock, and further dilute the outstanding pool of common shares. Instead, AMZN shares fell like a rock as the tech bubble collapsed, and the company’s survival is imperiled as this debt comes due.

‘Sex Gets Even Louder,’ a May 13 and 14 conference and health fair, to educate public about HIV and STDs

Because of the rise in HIV and STD infections in King County, the AIDS Clinical Trials Unit of the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø and the Student Leadership Division of Multicultural Events and Activities at Seattle Central Community College have joined forces and organized a conference and health fair called “Sex Gets Even Louder.”

May 3, 2002

Harborview Presents

Seattle, WA ­ Harborview Medical Center will host an educational event for stroke survivors, their families and friends from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 11, at the Harborview Research and Training Building, 300 9th Ave., Seattle.