WaNPRC

• The Washington National Primate Research Center (WaNPRC) has been a part of the University of Washington research community since 1961 and has noted significant accomplishments over the decades. WaNPRC core services consist of: Computational and Data Analysis, High Throughput and Molecular Profiling, Instrumentation Services, Vector and Cell Processing, and Virology and Immunology. Some key accomplishments highlighting their four units of scientific excellence include; designing and developing implants for deafness, developing a new strategy leading to HIV vaccine in human trials, developing a novel technique to make leukemia and lymphoma cells respond to therapy, performing studies leading to a deeper understanding of Parkinson’s disease, and founding the first nonhuman primate natural habitat breeding facility on Tinjil Island, Indonesia as well as establishing programs in eight other countries. Units of Scientific Excellence: • Infectious Disease & Translational Medicine • Neuroscience • Gene Therapy and Regenerative Medicine • Global Conservation, Education & Outreach Center Facts • Founded in 1961 • 900+ nonhuman primates • 150+ researchers and staff