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PUCL Director Summits
Mt. Everest

Dr. J. Paul Robinson, PUCL Director has just returned from Nepal having sucessfully summited the world's tallest mountain at 29,035ft. The effort was closely related to raising awareness of the devastating problems of AIDS in resource-limited countries, with the goal of raising money for Purdue's nonprofit Cytometry for Life program. The Cytometry for Life program is developing low-cost diagnostic equipment to help HIV/AIDS victims in rural Africa receive treatments. You can follow the timeline of the climb on this blog.

Everest - 2009 - Greeting to Cytometry community from JPR on Vimeo.

New DVD Completed:

The Purdue group has just completed a new DVD-Booklet package focused on Global Health, aimed at sharing ideas and information about innovative programs in resource-limited countries. We will freely distribute 100,000 copies around the world.. Publication date for this product was May 2009.

This is a high profile project and we encourage individuals and institutions to distribute copies. To do so, please send an email to: disc11@flowcyt.cyto.purdue.edu or go to Global Health DVD

A significant amount of sponsorship is available for this project. With 100,000 distribution, this project will be very attractive to sponsors. To inquire about furture opportunities please contact us at: disc11sponsor@flowcyt.cyto.purdue.edu

PUCL Director Summits 8000M

October 3, 2008 - Manaslu, Nepal: J. Paul Robinson, SVM Professor of Cytomics at Purdue University, was a member of a team of climbers who summited the 8th highest mountain in the world - Manaslu, Nepal. At right you can see Dr. Robinson holding a Purdue flag on the summit. Photos of the climb can be viewed at this site