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August 23, 2010 |
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CASE CCC IN THE NEWSFear, Frustration Fuel the Spread of Wrong Information About Cancer Causes Shaker Heights resident helps bring top medical talent to Cleveland Buried by Advice on Web? Health Libraries Across Cleveland Can Find ... Unique Treatment Raises Tricky Bioethical Issues DNA Test May Speed Colon Cancer Diagnosis Publish or Post? FDA OKs generic version for cancer drug Arimidex NEW MEMBERS CORNERPlease join us in welcoming the newest members of the Case CCC: Kishore Guda, DVM, PhD Marvin T. Nieman, PhD Eileen Saffran, MSW Matthew K. Summers, PhD Sichun Yang, PhD NEWS FROM NIHNew Breast Cancer Committee to Establish Federal Research AgendaA newly formed advisory committee will develop and coordinate a strategic federal research agenda on environmental and genetic factors related to breast cancer. The 19-member Interagency Breast Cancer and Environmental Research Coordinating Committee (IBCERCC) was established by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), in collaboration with the National Cancer Institute (NCI), to review all breast cancer research efforts conducted or supported by federal agencies. Click here to view the entire article. ANNOUNCEMENTSIntegrative Cancer Biology CourseRegistration is open for EPBI 473: Integrative Cancer Biology, a course being taught by Dr. Tom Radivoyevitch this fall semester. Nonlinear mathematical representations of cancer relevant processes will be analyzed and used to interpret data where available. Stochastic processes will be introduced for tumor cell numbers and DNA double strand breaks. SEER, A-bomb, omic and cytometry data will be analyzed. MARK YOUR CALENDARSCase CCC Scientific Series: Basic Science of Cancer Focus Group Pilot ProjectsCome and hear updates on the Basic Science of Cancer Focus Group pilot projects at the next Case CCC Scientific Series, August 30 from 4-7 pm in Wolstein Auditorium (WRB 1413). Cathleen Carlin, PhD and Zhenghe Wang, PhD Shigemi Matsuyama, PhD and Alex Almasan, PhD Saba Valadkhan, PhD |
EVENTS
**All events are open to anyone interested in attending August 23Taussig Cancer Institute Core Curriculum Series August 24Taussig Cancer Institute Core Curriculum Series Ribonucleotide Reductase Journal Club August 25ICC Grand Rounds August 26August 27Taussig Cancer Institute Grand Rounds will resume September 10 Cancer Center Research in Progress Seminar will resume in September Hematology and Oncology Fellows
UPCOMING CANCER CENTER SYMPOSIUMS & EVENTSCancer Center Scientific Series Cancer Center Scientific Series ADDITIONAL UPCOMING SEMINARS & EVENTSClinical Proteomic Technologies for Cancer (CPTC) 2010 Annual Meeting 2010 caBIG Annual Meeting: Building a Collaborative Biomedical Network Oncology Congress 2010 Cleveland Nanomedicine Summit International Symposium on Breast Cancer Prevention: Nutrition, Communication and Public Policy ASCO-NCI-EORTC Annual Meeting on Molecular Markers in Cancer Graft versus Host Disease Conference Active Living Research Annual Conference |
CASE CCC SEED FUNDINGRequest for Proposals: Cancer Stem Cell and Cancer Originating Cell Research ProjectsThe Case Comprehensive Cancer Center will provide seed money to foster collaborations and to promote and increase institution-wide capacity and competitiveness in cancer stem cell and cancer originating cell based research. Four awards of $50,000 will be made to investigators who intend to gather preliminary data to be used in seeking future independently funded programs and support. Case Comprehensive Cancer Center members with a faculty appointment at all levels (eligible to apply for independent nationally competitive research grants) are encouraged to apply. Proposals from both junior and senior investigators are encouraged. Postdoctoral fellows, graduate students and research associates are not eligible to apply for these pilot grants. It is expected that these grants will represent new initiatives, not otherwise funded in new areas of cancer stem cell research. Use of animal models of human disease, primary cancer stem cells and cancer originating cells isolated from human cancers, development of novel cell lines such as iPS of human cancers, and methods development for the isolation of cancer stem cells and cancer originating cell based would be responsive. The NIH ARRA award mechanism will be the source of funds for 2 awards, with matching funds for the additional two awards. Investigators should identify the Cancer Center Scientific Program under which this pilot application is submitted and have a letter from the Program Leader acknowledging the programmatic alignment. Program Leaders can be found on the Cancer Center web site. Deadline: September 10 Details are available on the cancer center website. Request for Proposals: Basic, Clinical, or Translational Human Tissue Based Cancer Research ProjectsThe Case CCC will provide seed money to foster collaborations and to promote and increase institution-wide capacity and competitiveness in basic, clinical or translational human tissue based research. Three awards of $50,000 and three awards at $20,000 apiece will be awarded to investigators who intend to gather preliminary data to be used in seeking future independently funded programs and support. Case CCC members with a faculty appointment at all levels (eligible to apply for independent nationally competitive research grants) are encouraged to apply. Proposals from both junior and senior investigators are encouraged. Postdoctoral fellows, graduate students and research associates are not eligible to apply for these pilot grants. It is expected that these grants will represent collaborative efforts between lab based or quantitative science-based and clinical investigators, likely a clinician who is a member of the disease team of the tissue research in question. Deadline: September 10 Details are available on the cancer center website. |
NCI CANCER BULLETINNews In Depth Updates |
PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES |
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Active Living Research Translating Research to Policy Award |
William Lawrence & Blanche Hughes Foundation |
NIH BULLETIN – Notices and Funding OpportunitiesExceptional, Unconventional Research Enabling Knowledge Acceleration (EUREKA) (R01) (RFA-GM-11-003) Basic Mechanisms Influencing Behavioral Maintenance (R01) (RFA-HL-11-035) |
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