Seventeen scientists have received NCI’s 2023 Outstanding Investigator Awards, with up to $600,000 in direct costs per year over six years.
The Cancer Center at Illinois was designated as a Basic Cancer Center by NCI.
NCI Outstanding Investigator Award (with up to $600,000 a year) goes to 17 scientists
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