06
October
2014
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03:42 AM
America/New_York

MEDIA ADVISORY

  • coyote_soldier_field.jpg
    This coyote lives in the shadow of Soldier Field in Chicago.
  • coyote_pup.jpg
    To learn more about urban coyotes' reproductive success, Gehrt and his team enter dens to microchip pups.
  • 4downtown_roads.jpg
    GPS tracking allows researchers to monitor coyote movement in the urban core.
  • coyote_soldier_field.jpg
    This coyote lives in the shadow of Soldier Field in Chicago.
  • coyote_pup.jpg
    To learn more about urban coyotes' reproductive success, Gehrt and his team enter dens to microchip pups.
  • 4downtown_roads.jpg
    GPS tracking allows researchers to monitor coyote movement in the urban core.

COLUMBUS, Ohio –Cardinal Health and The Ohio State University this Wednesday will open the doors to the new Cardinal Health Translational Research Center for Molecular Imaging Pharmaceuticals at The Wright Center. This one-stop-shop facility holds a radiopharmacy, state-of-the-art training center for nuclear pharmacists, biomarker manufacturing facility and two cyclotrons. It will be a central resource for those in Ohio who want to use the latest research and technology to advance the molecular imaging industry.

WHAT: Ribbon cutting ceremony and tour of the Cardinal Health
            Translational Research Center for Molecular Imaging
            Pharmaceuticals at The Wright Center

WHEN: Wednesday, October 8 at 10:30 a.m.

WHERE: 1212 Kinnear Road, Columbus, Ohio 43212

WHO: Lieutenant Governor, Mary Taylor
          Dr. Michael Drake, President of The Ohio State University
          George Barrett, Chairman and CEO of Cardinal Health  
          Third Frontier Director, David Goodman