AACR, AstraZeneca form training partnership

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The American Association for Cancer Research and AstraZeneca formed a partnership to help foster the next generation of cancer research scientists and stimulate innovative research in the areas of DNA Damage Response in cancer and Immuno-Oncology. This funding opportunity, funded by a grant of $2.9 million from AstraZeneca, will provide support for 12 meritorious postdoctoral...

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