Xiao Fan, Ph.D., receives NIH New Innovator Award
Xiao Fan, Ph.D., was awarded $1.5 million to explore DNA functionality using language models.
Xiao Fan, Ph.D., was awarded $1.5 million to explore DNA functionality using language models.
The grants support early-stage investigators in cancer-related research studies.
The project will study the role of myeloid cells in nanotherapeutic treatments of diseases like cancer, sepsis, and autoimmune disorders.
The R50 Research Specialist Award goes to exceptional scientists pursuing research in the context of an existing NCI-funded cancer research program.
The K01 funding is highly competitive for early-career researchers seeking to gain mentored career development experience.
Four researchers each received $25,000 from the Ocala Royal Dames for Cancer Research.
One project focuses on the implementation of community oncology strategies to promote clinical trial enrollment.
The project builds on the team’s recent development of a PROTAC that showed potential as a small-molecule-based therapy.
The goal is to identify modifiable factors that contribute to colorectal cancer risk and affect health outcomes of patients with colorectal cancer.
The goal of the study is to explore the molecular pathways that regulate m6A and uncover how the RNA modification affects gene regulatory networks in lung cancer.