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OVERVIEW

The purpose of these Knight funding mechanisms is to cultivate outstanding translational cancer research by assisting in the generation of preliminary data leading to peer-reviewed national funding. This mechanism is intended to support clinical, basic, or population-based research that is cancer focused. 

Many of the awards below have been make possible as a result of the generous support of our philanthropic donors.

OHSU Knight Cancer Research Development Awards: 2013

OHSU Knight Cancer Pilot Project Awards: 2013

OHSU Knight Cancer Clinical Scholars 2013

OHSU Knight Cancer Research Development Awards: 2013

 

Sophia Bornstein, MD, PhD Sophia Bornstein, MD, PhD,  Resident PGY3, Radiation Medicine

Cathy and Jim Rudd Career Development Award for Cancer Research

Title: "Functional Significance of Tumor-initiating Cells in Recurrent Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma"

Abstract

Co-investigators: Melissa Hirose Wong, PhD, OHSU; Joe Gray, PhD, OHSU; Charles R. Thomas, Jr, MD, OHSU

Jamie Michelle Keck, PhD, Senior Research Associate, Knight Cancer Institute

 

Jamie Michelle Keck, PhD, Senior Research Associate, Knight Cancer Institute

Oregon Cancer Ski Out Cancer Research Development Award

Title: "Validation of Ras Pathway Mutations as Potential Drivers of Leukemic Progression"   

Abstract

Nameeta Richard, PhDNameeta Richard, MD, Pediatric Hematology Oncology Fellow, 3rd year

Umpqua Bank Innovation Award for Pediatric Cancer Research

Title: "Novel Strategies for Therapeutically Targeting T-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia"

Abstract 

Ruffell

Brian Ruffel, PhD, Postdoctoral Scholar, Department of Cell & Developmental Biology

U.S. Bank Cancer Research Development Award

Title: "Targeting Immunosuppressive pathways to improve efficacy of adoptive cell transfer therapy"

Abstract

 

OHSU Knight Cancer Pilot Project Awards: 2013

 

korkolaJames Korkola, PhD, Research Assistant Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering

MMGL Corp. Pilot Project Award

Title: "Designing rational drug combinations against oncogenic tyrosine kinases using high sensitivity phosphoproteomics"

Abstract 

 

OHSU Knight Cancer Clinical Scholars 2013

Christopher Ryan, MD

Chris Ryan, MD, Associate Professor

Award made possible by philanthropy

 

 

 

Eneida Nemecek

Eneida Nemecek, MD, MS, Director, Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplantation Program

Award made possible by philanthropy

 

 

 

Stephen Spurgeon, M.D.

Stephen Spurgeon, MD, Assistant Professor

Award made possible by Eric and Janet Parsons

 

 

 

Steve Chui, M.D.

Steve Chui, MD, Assistant Professor

Award made possible by Dive for the Cure