Amherst researcher Prabhani Atukorale awarded $2.5M for nano-particle based cancer treatment

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Having established the effectiveness of her nanoparticle drug-delivery system for cancer immunotherapy, University of Massachusetts Amherst researcher Prabhani Atukorale, has been awarded $2.5 million from NIH to broaden the scope of her vaccine research to include treating those with active cancer.

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