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Rick Cerione awarded NIH grant to study signaling proteins in brain cancer
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Cornell awarded major center grant on cancer metabolism
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Cornell scientists report on inhibition of the enzyme SIRT2 as an effective strategy for cancer therapy
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3-D organoids allow tests of lymphoma treatments
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New video promotes Veterinary College-Medical College joint initiative in hematological malignancy
Cancer Resource Center of the Finger Lakes Collaborates with Cornell University
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Cornell cancer researchers listen to patients' stories
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Gene family proven to suppress prostate cancer
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New vet college grants fund cancer research
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Comparative Cancer Biology Training Program awarded Cornell University town-gown award for collaboration with Cancer Resource Center of the Finger Lakes
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Promising target found for better brain cancer drugs
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Veterinary faculty share work to conquer cancer
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The Comparative Cancer Biology Program at Cornell University is a new initiative supported by the College
of Veterinary Medicine to establish comprehensive interdisciplinary training and facilitate rigorous hypothesis-driven research in comparative cancer biology. The program brings together clinical and basic scientists at
the College of Veterinary Medicine and promotes synergistic interactions with other investigators throughout
Cornell University. Currently, the program supports the research activities of several graduate students,
postdoctoral fellows, and veterinary residents through competitive training awards. The program also sponsors
a University-wide cancer symposium, College-wide mini-seminar series in cancer biology and an annual
retreat.