3rd RAGIS Symposium 2011Plans are under way to have a RAGIS sponsored ½ to 1-day symposium in 2011. Details will be presented at a later time. Robert A. Good / Jeffrey Modell Foundation Fellowship for Primary Immunodeficiency (PID) and Immune ReconstitutionThis has been funded by the Jeffrey Modell Foundation. Dr. Chaim Rofiman is the chair of the selection committee. The committee members are:
The program is endowed for at least 5 years. Each awardee receives funding of $37,000 for 1 year, which must be matched by the host institution. Nine applications were received for the current cycle. The current awardees are:
Robert A. Good Memorial Lecture at FOCIS, San Francisco, California, June 11th-17th, 2009Dean Klasko of the University of South Florida Medical School approved that the Robert A. Good University of South Florida Endowment Lectureship be presented at the FOCIS meeting. Steven Holland, MD, NIAID, NIH is the awardee this year. Dr. Holland presented at a plenary session entitled, "Sensing Microbes". The title of his talk was "Mycobacterial Susceptibility: The Real (Bob) Goods". Thomas Fleisher, MD, National Institutes of Health, presented the award by RAGIS. RAGIS Business MeetingWas held in Washington, D.C. March 15th, 2009 in conjunction with the AAAA/I meeting. 17 members were present. Anyone interested in its contents should email Emilia Mia Sordillo, MD, PhD at ems13@columbia.edu RAGIS –sponsored Plenary Lecture on Immune Reconstitution in CartagenaLatin American Society for Immunodeficiencies (LASID) is having its first meeting in Cartagena de Indias on October 15th-17th, 2009. The title of the meeting is "Primary Immunodeficiencies in Latin America: Current perspectives and future directions". The link to their website is www.lasid2009.org.
RAGIS is supporting "The Robert A. Good Immunology Society Lecture: Stem Cell Transplantation in Primary Immunodeficiencies", which is to be given by Luigi Notarangelo, MD of Harvard Medical School on Friday, October 16th, 2009, during the morning session. Unveiling of the Robert A. Good portrait at the Robert A. Good Library within the Jeffrey Modell Immunology CenterDean Flier of Harvard Medical School hosted a reception in honor of the unveiling of the portrait. Over 30 invited guests were present. Dean Flier and Noorbibi K. Day-Good, PhD unveiled the portrait together. This was followed by several short speeches. Then President of RAGIS, Thomas Fleisher, MD and Fred and Vicki Modell, Founders of the Jeffrey Modell Immunology Center within which the Robert A. Good Library is located, were present.
3rd RAGIS Symposium 2011Plans are under way to have a RAGIS sponsored ½ to 1-day symposium in 2011. Details will be presented at a later time. Robert A. Good / Jeffrey Modell Foundation Fellowship for Primary Immunodeficiency (PID) and Immune ReconstitutionThis has been funded by the Jeffrey Modell Foundation. Dr. Chaim Rofiman is the chair of the selection committee. The committee members are:
The program is endowed for at least 5 years. Each awardee receives funding of $37,000 for 1 year, which must be matched by the host institution. Nine applications were received for the current cycle. The current awardees are:
Robert A. Good Memorial Lecture at FOCIS, San Francisco, California, June 11th-17th, 2009Dean Klasko of the University of South Florida Medical School approved that the Robert A. Good University of South Florida Endowment Lectureship be presented at the FOCIS meeting. Steven Holland, MD, NIAID, NIH is the awardee this year. Dr. Holland presented at a plenary session entitled, "Sensing Microbes". The title of his talk was "Mycobacterial Susceptibility: The Real (Bob) Goods". Thomas Fleisher, MD, National Institutes of Health, presented the award by RAGIS. RAGIS Business MeetingWas held in Washington, D.C. March 15th, 2009 in conjunction with the AAAA/I meeting. 17 members were present. Anyone interested in its contents should email Emilia Mia Sordillo, MD, PhD at ems13@columbia.edu RAGIS –sponsored Plenary Lecture on Immune Reconstitution in CartagenaLatin American Society for Immunodeficiencies (LASID) is having its first meeting in Cartagena de Indias on October 15th-17th, 2009. The title of the meeting is "Primary Immunodeficiencies in Latin America: Current perspectives and future directions". The link to their website is www.lasid2009.org.
RAGIS is supporting "The Robert A. Good Immunology Society Lecture: Stem Cell Transplantation in Primary Immunodeficiencies", which is to be given by Luigi Notarangelo, MD of Harvard Medical School on Friday, October 16th, 2009, during the morning session. Unveiling of the Robert A. Good portrait at the Robert A. Good Library within the Jeffrey Modell Immunology CenterDean Flier of Harvard Medical School hosted a reception in honor of the unveiling of the portrait. Over 30 invited guests were present. Dean Flier and Noorbibi K. Day-Good, PhD unveiled the portrait together. This was followed by several short speeches. Then President of RAGIS, Thomas Fleisher, MD and Fred and Vicki Modell, Founders of the Jeffrey Modell Immunology Center within which the Robert A. Good Library is located, were present.
3rd RAGIS Symposium 2011Plans are under way to have a RAGIS sponsored ½ to 1-day symposium in 2011. Details will be presented at a later time. Robert A. Good / Jeffrey Modell Foundation Fellowship for Primary Immunodeficiency (PID) and Immune ReconstitutionThis has been funded by the Jeffrey Modell Foundation. Dr. Chaim Rofiman is the chair of the selection committee. The committee members are:
The program is endowed for at least 5 years. Each awardee receives funding of $37,000 for 1 year, which must be matched by the host institution. Nine applications were received for the current cycle. The current awardees are:
Robert A. Good Memorial Lecture at FOCIS, San Francisco, California, June 11th-17th, 2009Dean Klasko of the University of South Florida Medical School approved that the Robert A. Good University of South Florida Endowment Lectureship be presented at the FOCIS meeting. Steven Holland, MD, NIAID, NIH is the awardee this year. Dr. Holland presented at a plenary session entitled, "Sensing Microbes". The title of his talk was "Mycobacterial Susceptibility: The Real (Bob) Goods". Thomas Fleisher, MD, National Institutes of Health, presented the award by RAGIS. RAGIS Business MeetingWas held in Washington, D.C. March 15th, 2009 in conjunction with the AAAA/I meeting. 17 members were present. Anyone interested in its contents should email Emilia Mia Sordillo, MD, PhD at ems13@columbia.edu RAGIS –sponsored Plenary Lecture on Immune Reconstitution in CartagenaLatin American Society for Immunodeficiencies (LASID) is having its first meeting in Cartagena de Indias on October 15th-17th, 2009. The title of the meeting is "Primary Immunodeficiencies in Latin America: Current perspectives and future directions". The link to their website is www.lasid2009.org.
RAGIS is supporting "The Robert A. Good Immunology Society Lecture: Stem Cell Transplantation in Primary Immunodeficiencies", which is to be given by Luigi Notarangelo, MD of Harvard Medical School on Friday, October 16th, 2009, during the morning session.
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Noorbibi K. Day-Good, PhD and Dean Flier unveiling of RAG portrait |
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Raif Geha, MD |
Thomas Fleisher, MD |
Faculty and Students |
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Lawrence Stern of Telacris and Noorbibi K. Day-Good, PhD |
Frederick Alt, PhD and Fred Modell |
Fred and Vicki Modell, Noorbibi K. Day-Good, PhD, and Dean Flier |
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Plans are under way to have a RAGIS sponsored ½ to 1-day symposium in 2011. Details will be presented at a later time.
This has been funded by the Jeffrey Modell Foundation. Dr. Chaim Rofiman is the chair of the selection committee.
The committee members are:
The program is endowed for at least 5 years. Each awardee receives funding of $37,000 for 1 year, which must be matched by the host institution. Nine applications were received for the current cycle. The current awardees are:
| January 2009 | Amit Nahum, MD, PhD | The Hospital for Sick Children |
| July 2009 | Carolina Prando, MD, PhD | Rockefeller University |
| January 2010 | Jana Pachlopnik Schmid, MD, PhD | Hôpital Necker Enfants Malades |
| January 2010 | Catharina Schuetz, MD, PhD | University of Ulm |
Dean Klasko of the University of South Florida Medical School approved that the Robert A. Good University of South Florida Endowment Lectureship be presented at the FOCIS meeting. Steven Holland, MD, NIAID, NIH is the awardee this year. Dr. Holland presented at a plenary session entitled, "Sensing Microbes". The title of his talk was "Mycobacterial Susceptibility: The Real (Bob) Goods". Thomas Fleisher, MD, National Institutes of Health, presented the award by RAGIS.
Was held in Washington, D.C. March 15th, 2009 in conjunction with the AAAA/I meeting. 17 members were present. Anyone interested in its contents should email Emilia Mia Sordillo, MD, PhD at ems13@columbia.edu
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12/8/2005Harvard Medical School to Establish Jeffrey Modell Immunology CenterThe Harvard Medical School announced its intention to establish the Jeffrey Modell Center for Immunology on the Medical School campus. The new building, solely dedicated to immunology, will serve as the focal point for the most dynamic and diverse community of immunologists in the world. It is a unique endeavor – the first of its kind. The Center will include new facilities for: teaching; lecture programs; receptions; seminars; conference rooms; study areas; lounge and new office space for Immunology faculty. | ||
11/8/2005Groundbreaking of Jeffrey Moddell
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| Vicki Modell, Dean Joseph Martin, Fred Modell |
Harvard Medical School held a September groundbreaking ceremony for the Jeffrey Modell Immunology Center on the Quad, which will provide a base for faculty and students across HMS who are working in the field. The total project cost is $4.7 million, being raised through gifts from faculty, friends, family, several corporations, and a matching grant from the Jeffrey Modell Foundation. The new center recognizes the legacy of clinician-researchers Fred Rosen, former president of the CBR Institute for Biomedical Research, and Robert Good, considered by many the founder of modern immunology. Shown at the event are (from left) Vicki Modell, HMS dean Joseph Martin, and Fred Modell. The Modells established the foundation in memory of their son.
The Robert A. Good Immunology Society has been formed. Contacts:
Dr. Noorbibi Day-Good
RobertGoodsoc@gmail.com
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