Cancer graduate students publish lessons from leading high school course
Four UF graduate students published their findings on lessons learned from leading a six-week summer course on cancer biology and therapeutics.
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Four UF graduate students published their findings on lessons learned from leading a six-week summer course on cancer biology and therapeutics.
The Jim and Marilyn Islam Fund for Pediatric Cancer Research reflects the family's commitment to advancing pediatric cancer research.
A generous donation is funding new programs dedicated to supporting cancer patients and their families, as well as providing important educational experiences for students.
The grants support early-stage investigators in cancer-related research studies.
Shirley Bloodworth, a Community Scientist and member of the center's Community Advisory Board, was a staunch advocate for the aging population.
The honor highlights his career in world-renowned pain research.
Elias Sayour, M.D., Ph.D., was honored for his work using mRNA vaccines in brain cancer immunotherapy.
The Connector will expand access to lifesaving cancer screenings and essential health care services, including 3D mammograms and cervical, colon, and prostate cancer screenings.
The retreat provided opportunities to hear center updates, learn about the latest cancer research, set goals, and network.
Alison Ivey and Melissa Lynn served as content experts to develop updated competency guidelines.