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Keck Center Executive Committee
The Keck Executive Committee formulates training policy in terms of didactic courses, seminars, workshops, retreats, selecting trainees, and advising Keck Fellows and mentors, while leaving individual program directors latitude to tailor the implementation of these to the unique needs of their program. Both Keck Center faculty and external reviewers have attested to the effectiveness of the Keck Center (and the GCC) and the synergistic benefits of combining complementary research and training programs under the broad umbrella of the GCC. To learn more about the Keck Executive Committee and its role, visit the GCC organization.
Chair:
B. Montgomery Pettitt, University of Houston
Chair Emeritus:
K. Matthews, Rice University
Keck Center Training Program Directors:
AHRQ Training PRogram in Patient Quality & Safety: Todd Johnson
Biomedical Discovery from Large Scale Data Sets: Tim Palzkill
Biomedical Informatics (NLM): G. A. Gorry ; Jack Smith
Computational and Structural Biology in Biodefense: Norbert Herzog ; David Gorenstein
Houston Area Molecular Biophysics Program: T. Wensel
Nanobiology Training Program: B. Montgomery Pettitt
Pharmacoinformatics Training Program: G. Stancel
Keck Virus Imaging: Scott Weaver; Stan Watowich
Undergraduate Research Training Program: J. Briggs
Theoretical and Computational Neuroscience: Peter Saggau ; Steve Cox
Keck Center Institutional Training Directors:
Baylor College of Medicine: W. Chiu
Rice University: L. Kavraki
University of Houston: J. Briggs
U. T. Health Science Center at Houston: J. Smith
U. T. Medical Branch: V. Hilser
U. T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center: J. McMurray
Member-At-Large:
U. T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center: K. Coombes
Member Institutions
The Keck Center benefits greatly from the support of its six member institutions and is enriched by the extensive laboratory and research facilities available at the many centers and institutes, departments, and specialized programs within these institutions.
Baylor College of Medicine
Rice University
University of Houston
The University of Texas
Health Science Center at Houston
The University of Texas
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
The University of
Texas Medical Branch
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