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The new, four-story 100,000-square-foot Wasserman facility
(left building) will house many of JSEI's leading programs
in vision science.
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The planned
construction of the Edie and Lew Wasserman Eye Research Center
has made it possible to create new programs that will further
JSEI’s clinical and research initiatives. This Center will
permit the creation of the revolutionary Laraine and David
Gerber Genetic Eye Research Center, a ground-breaking Vision
Proteomics Center, the only one of its kind in the world, an
expanded Ocular Inflammatory Disease Center and Comprehensive
Cataract Center as well as state-of-the-art ophthalmic
operating rooms, including an area for gene therapy.
A
wide range of opportunities exists to invest in different
aspects of this new building. Support of its faculty and
programs will be of enormous benefit to the Jules Stein Eye
Institute and the future of vision science.
Gifts
to support activities made possible by the Wasserman Center may be unrestricted or may
target specific areas. |
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Vision
Genetics Center
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Vision
Proteomics Center
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Comprehensive
Cataract Center
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Ocular
Inflammatory Disease Center
The JSEI Partners are helping Director Bartly J. Mondino, MD, to
meet the Institute's needs. "The Wasserman Center will enable
us to realize the next generation of miracles for the treatment
of eye diseases. The JSEI Partners will provide the building blocks
for these miracles and the result will be the transformation of
vision science in the 21st century." In coordination with JSEI
faculty, the Partners are developing the means to create or expand
four distinct research and treatment centers. Each center will address
a specific and pressing need in ophthalmology and vision science,
and each will further the faculty's considerable and admirable body
of work.
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JSEI
Partners
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Architects plan to replicate the classical structure and stunning
design of the Doris Stein Eye Research Center in creating
the new Wasserman building.
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The Jules Stein Eye Institute continues to uphold its mission of
maintaining and extending the scientific projects and humanistic
programs that best serve the community and contribute to the advancement
of ophthalmology worldwide. Realization of the immediate needs and
long-term goals of the Institute depends on private philanthropy.
A wide range of opportunities exists to invest in the faculty and
programs that will greatly benefit the Institute and the future
of vision science. Gifts may be unrestricted or may target specific
areas.
Contributions
You may download one of the following forms either to give a gift
today or make pledge for the future!
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Gift Form
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Pledge Agreement
Wasserman Campaign Information
(310) 206-9701
giving@jsei.ucla.edu |
