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Congratulations to the newest Damon Runyon Quantitative Biology Fellows, three exceptional early-career scientists who are applying computational approaches to solve big questions in cancer biology!

Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation

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15 June

Minsoo Kim, PhD, aims to identify biomarkers that distinguish breast tissue cells that become cancerous from their healthy counterparts, with the goal of finding better ways to detect breast cancer early and identify at-risk patients.

Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation

@damonrunyon.org

15 June

Sahana Kuthyar, PhD, is looking for better ways to predict and prevent serious lung infections in patients receiving immunosuppressive cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy.

Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation

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Matthew Leventhal, PhD, is investigating differences between actively expressed and silenced X chromosomes in females, with the goal of identifying new X-linked oncogenes.

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Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation

@damonrunyon.org

15 June

Read more about the new Fellows and their projects:

damonrunyon.orgDamon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation names three new Quantitative Biology Fellows - Honors and AwardsDamon Runyon has awarded Quantitative Biology Fellowships to three outstanding young scientists applying computational approaches to persistent biological questions. Their projects will use machine le...