Molecular Medicine

Joint research initiative announced

Published in Stem Cell Week, March 3rd, 2003

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation and Technion - Israel Institute of Technology are establishing a joint research and education program in molecular medicine and biomedical engineering.

The collaboration will begin with five research projects in the fields of cardiology and orthopedics. The projects, which were set to begin at the end of February 2003, will focus on tissue engineering, heart stem-cell research, and fine mechanics and sophisticated robotics in orthopedics. The projects are being funded by a two-year grant from the Zielony Fund.

"The Cleveland Clinic is proud to be working with Technion," said Floyd D. Loop, MD, chief executive officer...

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Source: Stem Cell Week (2003-03-03)

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