ACGT opens 2019 Cancer Gene Therapy Research Grant Program

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Alliance for Cancer Gene Therapy announced the availability of grants up to $500,000 each for the 2019 grant cycle to fund investigators in the field of cancer gene therapy. The focus for the grants this year are scientists centering their work on solid, metastatic and childhood cancers. ACGT is known for its 18-year history of...

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