Your gift or donation is tax deductible About Frontiers in Bioscience Research Institute Frontiers in Bioscience research institute in aging and cancer was launched in 2011. The mission of the institute is to find cure for cancer, identify pathways for reversal of aging and to provide a forum for public education and fund raising. Scientists at the institute will examine innovative non- radiotherapeutic and non-chemotherapeutic approaches for treatment of all solid cancers. New ideas that can reverse the age induced damage to DNA and cell organelles will also be pursued. The institute will also launch a rejuvenation clinic for slowing down the speed of aging. Interested individuals can contact the institute for further information. The institute will be funded through tax deductible donations, fund raising events, and educational programs. Various galleries participate in fund raising through providing artworks that are gifted to philanthropic donors. Support us Frontiers in Bioscience Research Institute 16471 Scientific Way Irvine, CA 92618 www.bioscience.org/ri.htm [email protected]
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About Frontiers in Bioscience Research Institute
Frontiers in Bioscience research institute in aging and cancer was launched in 2011. The mission of the institute is to find cure for cancer, identify pathways for reversal of aging and to provide a forum for public education and fund raising. Scientists at the institute will examine innovative non-radiotherapeutic and non-chemotherapeutic approaches for treatment of all solid cancers. New ideas that can reverse the age induced damage to DNA and cell organelles will also be pursued. The institute will also launch a rejuvenation clinic for slowing down the speed of aging. Interested individuals can contact the institute for further information. The institute will be funded through tax deductible donations, fund raising events, and educational programs. Various galleries participate in fund raising through providing artworks that are gifted to philanthropic donors.
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Siamak Tabibzadeh obtained his MD degree in 1977, was board certified in Pathology in 1982 and became assistant professor in Pathology in 1983. He was promoted to the rank of associate professor and then to the position of full professor at University of South Florida in early 1990s and obtained full professor position at Stony Brook University in 2000 and at UCI in 2011. Dr Tabibzadeh has authored over 100 publications, has six patents and cloned one of the human genes (EBAF/LEFTY) in 1997. Dr Tabibzadeh established Frontiers in Bioscience journal in 1996 which is now recognized as one of the top 50 biology journals in the world. Dr Tabibzadeh founded the Frontiers in Bioscience Research Institute in Aging and Cancer in 2011 in pursuit of finding a cancer cure and pathway(s) to the reversal of aging. Dr Tabibzadeh is committed to making the research institute to be one of the pre-eminent research centers for excellence in science.
Selected Publications
Satyawaroop PG, Tabibzadeh S
Extracellular matrix and the patterns of
differentiation of human endometrial
carcinomas In vitro and In vivo.
Cancer Res 51:5661- 5666, 1991
Siamak Tabibzadeh, MDPresident, Full professorFrontiers in Bioscience Research Institute in Aging and [email protected]
Devendra G Naidu, Meiyi Tang, Siamak TabibzadehLefty peptides, derived by MMP2 cleavage, act as a new class of gelatinase A inhibitor.Front Biosci 13, 7193-7201, 2008
Meiyi Tang, Devendra Naidu, Patrick Hearing, Stuart Handwerger, and Siamak TabibzadehLEFTY, a member of the TGF-beta superfamily, inhibits uterine stromal cell differentiation. A novel autocrine role. Endocrinology. 151, 1320-1330, 2010
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Daniel Tabibzadeh, a graduate of Stony Brook University, obtained his bachelor’s degree in the biological sciences in May of 2011. As an avid follower of technology, Daniel believes that the future of biology will eventually become intertwined with computer technology, in that “biotechnology” will heavily associate with computers and ultimately artificial intelligence. As such, Daniel has begun a new undertaking; to elevate the Frontiers in Bioscience journal to new heights and also facilitate the “back-end”automation of various programming-related methodologies of manuscripts. Daniel acts as a “consultant” for core decisions such as Website re-design and other major accords. Daniel will also participate in the funding decisions of FBS and ongoing activities at the research institute and will be responsible for all budgetary matters.
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Daniel TabibzadehDevelopment ManagerFrontiers in Bioscience Research Institute in Aging and [email protected]
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Each of the 120 seats in the Auditorium is available for sponsorship. Sponsors may chose any available seat with a gift of $1,000-50,000 that designates their permanent seat at the institute. An engraved nameplate will be prominently affixed to a seat in this unique venue in our beautiful newly designed building. These are our ways of saying thank you to your generous support to one of the nation’s first independent research institute. We are dedicated and committed to understanding the means for aging reversal and new non-toxic approaches for the treatment of cancer and need your support to help you and humanity.
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Using the most modern research advances, FBS Research Institute will focus on reversal of the aging process and in treating cancer by non-radiotherapeutic or chemotherapy approaches.
Over the past several decades, competing national priorities have restricted the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the primary federal agency that funds biomedical research to support diverse research initiatives of scientists across the US. For this reason, private support for basic research is now more important than ever particularly when there is no technical block in the progress of science. Philanthropic gifts to the Frontiers in Bioscience Research Institute will lead to real change in biomedical research aimed at extending the healthy years of our lives and in cancer treatment.
Gifts and private funds from individuals, families, foundations and corporations can place Frontiers in Bioscience Research Institute on an accelerated pace of discovery. Scientists at the institute have the flexibility to follow promising leads and identify new approaches before they become eligible for NIH grant support. These fundings will also support the institute to recruit the most talented scientists who are committed to make Landmark discoveries. Please consider to support us in our mission to helping humanity.
Support New Reversal of Aging Research BuildingWe plan to develop a clinic for aging reversal for the public. Our target date for
the construction of this facility is Jan 1, 2015. This is a clinic for implementation of procedures that insure reversal of aging of the participants. Interested individuals can send their letter of interest to us for participation in our endeavors and for reversal of aging of their loved ones.
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Support Recruitment of New Scientific FacultyDuring the past several decades, there has been a sharp decrease in the amount
of funds that support research in the US through National Institutes of Health (NIH). Particularly, this has impacted young scientists who have the hope to helping humanity but fail to secure funds for their research on aging and cancer. The average age of funding has risen to 41 and the funding rate stands at a dismal rate (5-7%) in various study sections of NIH. Great advancement in techniques in medicine, has made it feasible to pursue and find breakthroughs that will change medicine in this decade. We anticipate that by the year 2020-2030, many of human diseases including cancer and aging, will be curable. However, finding such treatments require funding that currently is not available through NIH or other funding agencies. Your contribution will make this feasible. The Institute seeks to add 10 new Faculty positions by 2015 and will need to spend $2 - $3 million to recruit, equip, and provide the initial support for each of the new scientist. Similar funds not available from granting agencies and private funds are required to start new scientists on their road of discovery. A gift of $2.5 million entitles the donor to name the position in perpetuity (“Endowed Professorship”).
Support of New “High-Risk, High-Payoff” Research InitiativesFederal granting agencies, by nature, only fund research proposals that are low
risk but these research endeavors add only marginally to science when executed to their completion. Most advances in medicine, however, have occurred through private contributions that support “high risk” but “high pay-off” research. The Institute actively seeks contributions for support of these “high-risk” approaches that are likely to bring sweeping changes in medicine. Among them are approaches for non-radiotherapeutic and non-chemotherapy approaches for treatment of cancer and aging reversal that are not currently funded by NIH or other Federal agencies due to their high risk nature.
Support of Student Science EducationThe Institute actively seeks gifts, and other forms of contributions and corporate
sponsorships to educate talented students who consider science research as a possible career goal. Your contribution will support such gifted individuals to find their way in research and allow us to train them to be future scientists.
Support of Community Education in Aging and CancerThe Institute hosts highly popular and thought provoking Seminars in a wide
array of subjects but particularly those that address treatment of cancer or reversal of aging. Institute scientists and highly recognized external scientists will deliver their work on cutting edge technology, and breakthroughs in medicine and research on aging and cancer in our quarterly lectures in the FBS Auditorium. The Institute seeks gifts and corporate sponsorships in support of these Lecture series and highly exceptional educational programs.
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Mandarin Fine Art Gallery features an eclectic selection of Chinese Contemporary Art. All of the artists represented are world-class emerging and mid-career artists currently living in China and Tibet. The styles range from realism to expressionism, and from surrealism to abstract. With tremendous talent and deep intriguing conceptual framework, these artists create magnificent arts pertinent to the modern day China and China's relation to the world. The subject matter varies from Chinese urban scenes to the most remote and isolated places such as Tibet and Liangshan. With artwork that is refreshingly thought-provoking, aesthetically appealing, and culturally relevant, Mandarin Fine Art Gallery is committed to bringing the finest Chinese Contemporary Art to America and the Western World.
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Kamran Khavarani Art, Abstract Romanticism
Early life Born into an artistic family, Khavarani started painting at a very young age. When he was twelve years old, he began to study classical painting with the well-known artist, Reza Samimi.
Khavarani completed his education in 1966 from Tehran University with a Master’s degree in Architecture and a Ph.D. in Urban Design. His graduate work was done under the guidance of his mentor Master, Hooshang Seyhoun, the internationally renowned Iranian authority in art and architecture
Influences Khavarani’s earlier paintings were influenced by his classical and formal training in arts and architecture. Since his recent encounters with the philosophy of Rumi and other great teachers, both the artist and his art have been transformed and his current paintings carry subtle mystical messages.
Kamran Khavarani’s paintings represent a rare fusion of the philosophical and metaphysical with the aesthetic, and they draw viewers into the inner world. Professor Boime wrote about Khavarani in his last book;
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“The Birth of Abstract Romanticism: Art for a New Humanity, Rumi and the Paintings of Kamran Khavarani’: “Exalted by the love poems of the Persian poet Jalaluddin Rumi (1207-73), Khavarani seeks to translate his ecstatic feelings into visual harmonies that celebrate the idea of Presence, the loving, creative side of existence potentially in everything and everyone.”
In The Birth of Abstract Romanticism, Professor Boime explored the details and effects of the artist’s style: “… Khavarani visually expresses his inner response to Rumi, evoking the oceanic and cosmic metaphors of the Persian mystic…Assigning to each of the four elements (earth, air, fire and water) its own unique color register, he gives his primordial visions - most evident in his glowing 'Creation' (2003) - a riveting presence. His skies and seas are saturated in unprecedented, emotional blue-greens, purples and oranges, and his mountain forms are often surrounded by a web of shadowy halos that convey a misty sensory impression of a world still in formation.”
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In an open letter on July 28, 2008, Professor Boime wrote: “…Khavarani resurrects the romantic possibility that art can change the world by reaching out unstintingly to the heart and imagination of the individual spectator.” As Professor Boime wrote in the conclusion of The Birth of Abstract Romanticism, “It remains to be seen how the fallout from Khavarani’s painting will influence the history of art. Certainly his work goes against the grain of most international contemporary art and in fact purports to offer an alternative to it…‘Beauty’ is certainly the key word in Khavarani’s lexicon, as it represents the quality he has made it his life’s ambition to express—a harmonizing force to offset the ‘ugliness’ of so much bacchanalian and barbaric display that presently passes for art.”
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Technique Khavarani paints with his hands encased in plastic gloves and by working flatly in oil on paper. He uses his whole hand, in almost dancing motion, and one barely detects the tracks of his labor. As Professor Boime wrote in his book, Khavarani “… has perfected this unique method that produces remarkable results, even at the micro level.”
Awards Khavarani has won numerous architectural awards such as ‘California Building Official’s highest award of excellence’ for a single family residence, and the design award for the city of Beverly Hills in a commercial category. His “art-scaping” design has been recognized and published in Japan’s most prestigious landscaping magazine for three consecutive years.
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