SU2C makes $7.5 million in grants available to early-career scientists focusing on immuno-oncology

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SU2C is making $7.5 million in research grants available to early-career scientists who are pursuing innovative cancer research projects focusing on immuno-oncology, the American Association for Cancer Research said. Funded by a grant Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. a total of 10 Innovative Research Grants will be available, each up to $750,000, over three years. The IRG...

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