The Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy awards up to $2.9M to eight early-career investigators

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Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy is recognizing its seventh Early Career Researcher Awards class—eight exceptional graduate and postdoctoral researchers from the PICI Network—a consortium of the world’s leading cancer research institutions, who will share up to $2.9 million total in awards to support their research.

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