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People, Education, and Training
McMacken Annual Lecture Highlights Data and Community
Data-driven scientists and students remember BMB biochemist Roger McMacken who nurtured courageous research by creating a home for data truth-seekers.

Roger McMacken's wife, Maria (far right) and their daughters (left to right) Melissa McMacken, Michelle McMacken, and Marisol Renner, joined the BMB Department for the inaugural McMacken Lecture.
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Science, Innovation, and Evidence
State-of-the-Art Equipment Catalyzes Public Health Science
New instruments provide the Bloomberg School’s Becton Dickinson Immunology and Flow Cytometry Laboratory with powerful capacity to advance the study of immunology and the treatment of major human diseases.

Group gathered at event celebrating BD's gift of new equipment to Bloomberg School
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Advocacy, Community, and Practice
How South Korea’s Public Health System Rose from the Rubble of War
DrPH alumna Joung-Soon Kim helped lead the development of her country’s public health system, which ranks among the most efficient in the world

Dr. Kim's high school classmates with their teacher in a Busan, Korean, camp in 1953 (Dr. Kim is not pictured)
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