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October 4th, 2005
Caltech Receives $3.6M to Start Nanosystems Biology Cancer Center
Abstract:
Jim Heath wants to catch cancer earlier and provide more effective monitoring of patients' responses to therapies. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) likes his plan and just awarded him $3.6 million to get started. The first year award from NCI is tentatively expected to continue at the same level for the next five years totaling $18 million.
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