Kari murphy biography examples
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City of Hope
John D. Carpten, PhD
Director, Comprehensive Cancer Center, Director, Beckman Research Institute, City of Hope
John D. Carpten, Ph.D. is the director of City of Hope’s National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center, director of Beckman Research Institute of City of Hope and chief scientific officer. Dr. Carpten also holds the Irell & Manella Cancer Center Director’s Distinguished Chair and the Morgan & Helen Chu Director’s Chair of the Beckman Research Institute.
Dr. Carpten joined City of Hope from the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine, where he served as Co-leader of the Translational and Clinical Sciences Program (TACS) at the USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center, as well as Professor and Chair for the Department of Translational Genomics, and Co-Director of the USC Institute for Translational Genomics. Prior to USC, he served as Professor and Deputy Director of Basic Sciences, Translational Genomics Research Institute, Phoenix, AZ. He earned his PhD in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology within the Department of Molecular Genetics at the Ohio State University. He then went on for postdoctoral training in genome sciences at the National Human Genome Research Institute, NIH, Bethesda, MD with D
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There are multiple artists using this name:
1. A Japanese pop-rock / hard rock band (aka レイジー), with Akira Takasaki (g), Munetaka Higuchi (d) (both later in Loudness) and Hironobu Kageyama (v).
2. An Argentinian group responsible for "Floyd: A Chillout Experience" and "In The Name Of Love-A Chillout Experience" of Pink Floyd / U2 cover versions, with a mix of electronics, bossa and soft vocals.
3. A Los Angeles, CA, USA, electronic pop band (Water Music/Burning Bowl), containing two-thirds of the electronic/lounge band The Supreme Beings of Leisure (Palm Pictures), created by Rick Torres and Kiran Shahani. After the success of tSBL’s self-titled release (which sold about 250,000 copies world-wide) and the subsequent implosion of the band, Kiran and Rick re-formed under a new name, Lazy, along with vocalist Jailyn Matthews. Kiran eventually left Lazy and formed Bitter:Sweet (Quango), which also features collaborations with Rick Torres who now fronts The Smart Set.
4. Kansas City band who released single "Party City" (Jan 2012).
5. A Munich, Germany, laptop-pop project (aka The Lazy). Found in the late 1990s they recorded their début 2002 in London. 2006 they singed at Star Boze (Japan), with their new album "Lazy in Red".