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Legacies
by Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University
Legacies
Episodes
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Saul R. Korey: His Enduring Legacy
http://www.einstein.yu.edu - In this tribute to the founding chair of the neurology department at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Saul R. Korey, M.D., friends and colleagues credit him with the creation of an interdisciplinary model of research collaboration at Einstein as well as…
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Bob Herbert at Einstein, 1 of 6
Valiere Alcena, M.D., M.A.C.P., chairperson of the Minority Affairs Committee, delivers opening remarks. Dr. Alcena (Class of 1973) established the Sam Seifter Lecture Series in 1993 to honor Dr. Seifter's career and contributions to social justice. Dr. Seifter, a member of Einstein's founding...
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Bob Herbert at Einstein, 2 of 6
Robin Walt Briehl, M.D., professor of physiology & biophysics and of biochemistry, gives a tribute to Sam Seifter, Ph.D. Established in 1993, the Sam Seifter Lecture honored Dr. Seifter's career and contributions to social justice. Dr. Seifter was a member of Einstein's founding faculty and...
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Bob Herbert at Einstein, 3 of 6
Jonathan Abrams reads a poem written by his grandfather, Sam Seifter, Ph.D. The poem, "A Principal Uncertainty," appears in Dr. Seifter's collection of poems, To Every Truth Its Season. (November 2, 2009)
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Bob Herbert at Einstein, 4 of 6
Allen M. Spiegel, M.D., the Marilyn and Stanley M. Katz Dean, introduces The New York Times columnist, Bob Herbert. (November 2, 2009)
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Bob Herbert at Einstein, 5 of 6
New York Times columnist Bob Herbert presents his lecture, "Wounded Colossus: Bringing America Back From the Brink." Mr. Herbert discusses his perspective on the present state of the United States and offers his suggestions on how to solve the problems he raised. (November 2, 2009)
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Bob Herbert at Eisntein, 6 of 6
New York Times columnist Bob Herbert answers questions from the audience. Valiere Alcena, M.D., M.A.C.P., chairperson of the Minority Affairs Committee and founder of the Sam Seifter Lecture series, moderates. (November 2, 2009)
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 1 of 19
Allen M. Spiegel, M.D., the Marilyn and Stanley M. Katz Dean, delivers opening remarks at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines personal recollections of Dr. Shields and...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 2 of 19
E. Richard Stanley, Ph.D., the Renee and Robert A. Belfer Professor of Developmental Biology, presents, "The Science and Teachings of Dr. Dennis Shields" at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology....
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 3 of 19
Jacqueline Turk, daughter of Dr. Dennis Shields, shares personal recollections of her father at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines personal recollections of Dr. Shields and...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 4 of 19
Rebecca Shields, daughter of Dr. Dennis Shields and second-year medical student at Einstein, shares personal recollections of her father at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event…
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 5 of 19
Matthew Shields, son of Dr. Dennis Shields, shares personal recollections of his father at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines personal recollections of Dr. Shields and...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 6 of 19
Toni Shields, wife of Dr. Dennis Shields, shares personal recollections of her husband at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines personal recollections of Dr. Shields and...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 7 of 19
Dennis Shields, Ph.D., is remembered by family, friends and the Einstein community at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines personal recollections of Dr. Shields and...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 8 of 19
Anne Muesch, Ph.D., associate professor of developmental & molecular biology, introduces Enrique Rodriguez-Boulan, M.D., Weill Cornell Medical College, at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology.…
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 9 of 19
Enrique Rodriguez-Boulan, M.D., professor of cell biology in ophthalmology at Weill Cornell Medical College presents, "Epithelial Polarity: Historical Perspective and Recent Insights" at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 10 of 19
Ms. Jenny Nachbar, a Ph.D. student in the Sheilds laboratory, introduces Huaxi Xu, Ph.D., Burnham Institute for Medical Research, at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 11 of 19
Huaxi Xu, Ph.D., professor and acting director of neurodegenerative disease research at the Burnham Institute for Medical Research, presents his research at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology....
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 12 of 19
U. Thomas Meier, Ph.D., professor of anatomy and structural biology, introduces Gunter Blobel, M.D., Ph.D., The Rockefeller University, at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 13 of 19
Gunter Blobel, M.D., Ph.D., the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Professor of Laboratory of Cell Biology at The Rockefeller University presents, "Nucleocytoplasmic Traffic," at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in…
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 14 of 19
Ms. Sunandini Sridhar, a Ph.D. student in the Shields laboratory, introduces Shaeri Mukherjee, Ph.D., Yale University, at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines personal...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 15 of 19
Shaeri Mukherjee, Ph.D., postdoctoral fellow at the Boyer Center for Molecular Medicine at Yale University, presents her research at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines...
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 16 of 19
Duncan Wilson, Ph.D., professor of developmental and molecular biology, introduces John J.M. Bergeron, Ph.D., McGill University, at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines…
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 17 of 19
John J.M. Bergeron, D. Phil., chair of anatomy and cell biology, McGill University, presents, "A perspective on Golgi apparatus structure and function," at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology.…
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 18 of 19
John J.M. Bergeron, D. Phil., chair of anatomy and cell biology at McGill University, delivers closing remarks at the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines personal recollections…
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Dr. Dennis Shields Memorial Symposium 2009, 19 of 19
Images from the reception of the Dennis Shields memorial symposium. Dennis Shields, Ph.D., was a member of Einstein's faculty for 30 years and a leader in cell biology. The event combines personal recollections of Dr. Shields and presentations of research based on his work.
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