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癌症研究奖中的少数民族教师学者增加了科学知识基础 少数民族服务机构(MSIs)的教师,并鼓励他们和他们的学生, 从事癌症研究现在是他们的第20个年头,这些奖项是给予整个 这一年的教师在历史上黑人学院和大学,西班牙裔服务机构, 以及美国教育部定义的其他少数民族机构。年开始 2016-2017年,大多数机构的少数民族初级教师也有资格申请这一项目。 支持参加美国癌症研究协会(AACR)年度会议 会议或特别会议。 有了这个应用程序,AACR很自豪地分享这一评估的结果,由 汤姆森路透社(科学)有限责任公司。这项评估证明了该方案的持久价值, 教师学者获奖者,他们的研究计划,并通过扩展,到下一代的 他们在实验室和教室里培训的癌症研究人员。伉俪慷慨 美国宇航研究委员会可以保证,美国国家癌症研究所的支持和对这一长期计划的一些改进, 它仍然是创新的,对癌症研究的未来至关重要。
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The Minority Faculty Scholar in Cancer Research Awards increase the scientific knowledge base of faculty at Minority-Serving Institutions (MSIs), and encourage them and their students to pursue careers in cancer research. Now in their 20th year, these awards are given throughout the year to faculty at Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Hispanic Serving Institutions, and other Minority Institutions as defined by the US Department of Education. Beginning in 2016-2017, minority junior faculty at majority institutions will also be eligible to apply for this support for participation in an American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting or Special Conference. With this application, AACR is proud to share the results of this evaluation, conducted by Thomson Reuters (Scientific) LLC. This evaluation proved the lasting value of the program to faculty scholar awardees, their research programs, and by extension, to the next generation of cancer researchers that they train in the laboratory and in the classroom. With the generous support of the NCI and a few improvements to this long-standing program, AACR can assure that it remains innovative and essential to the future of cancer research.
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