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USC chemistry
From Staff Reports cor
A USC associate professor of chemistry at I
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lias uccn cnosen 10 receive a Presidential I
Young Investigator Award sponsored by the Slo
National Science Foundation. he
Steven Burke will receive the newly in- mil
itiated award, which provides cooperative tioi
research support for outstanding young
science and engineering faculty members.
The award carries a $25,000 foundation
grant to support Burke's research, plus 1
dollar-for-dollar matching money for U.?
research funding obtained from industrial dis<
sources up to 3> 100,000 a year. The award is ton
renewable for five years. 1
The Presidential Young Investigator con
Awards were announced this week by the ass<
White House Office of Science and cur:
Technology Policy. stiti
Burke was one of 200 scientists selected J
from 1,500 nominess nationwide and is one poli
of 60 persons chosen in math and physical por
sciences, a foundation official said. ty t
He has received national recognition for whi
his work on synthetic organiccoinpoundsthat T
may be tested as anti-cancer agents. He has net!
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at?u ucvciopea compounds that have been Sah
discussed as "channel blockers." Inte
Channel blockers can be used to relieve the and
symptoms of angina pectoris, to manage Car
congestive heart failure and to treat certain Col
types of rapid heart rate. T
Burke joined the USC faculty in 1978 after Cen
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