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I write to share the sad news that Clive R. Hamlin, PhD, associate professor emeritus in the Department of Pathology at ÃÛÌÒAPP School of Medicine, passed away on Jan. 1, 2026. Clive was a valued member of our faculty for over 50 years. After earning his doctorate in…

As we welcome 2026, it is clear that the world around us continues to change rapidly, often presenting uncertainty and challenge. Yet, our work at the School of Medicine remains vital and urgent. The demands and advances in health care require us to focus on the pressing needs of those we serve…

I write today to share the sad news that Pieter de Haseth, PhD, professor emeritus at ÃÛÌÒAPP School of Medicine, passed away on Dec. 22, 2025, at the age of 79. After earning his doctorate in molecular biology, Pieter joined our faculty and rose to the rank of full…

Every year, advances in medicine improve our society. As we look to next year, during a short well-deserved winter break and holiday season, I invite you to pause and reflect on the remarkable accomplishments we achieved in the field of medicine this year. I am especially proud of our collaborative…

I am writing to share the sad news that Ge Jin, PhD, professor of Medicine at ÃÛÌÒAPP, passed away on Dec. 6 at age 68. From an early age, Ge was drawn to understanding the world around him. His unwavering curiosity led him down the path of academics where he would study…

I am writing to share the sad news that Sosamma "Suzy" Berger, PhD, assistant professor emerita of medicine, passed away on Oct. 19 at age 85. Suzy was an accomplished researcher who spearheaded advances in cancer biology, basic cellular metabolism and DNA repair. Born in Kerala, India, Suzy…

I have been thinking a lot about resilience lately. It is my way to manage through changing times—changing times in research, education and social and community health focus. I am sure I am not alone. Resilience allows me to adapt to challenges and change. I pause and consider, think long…