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Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering professor Brendan Harley received a five-year National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Award to develop a synthetic bone marrow biomaterial to aid the study of hematopoietic diseases.
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A recent push to focus and enhance cancer research efforts in the University system got a boost this past year with more than 30 Urbana campus cancer researchers joining the University of Illinois Cancer Center.
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A new study by David Strauser, a faculty member in community health, sheds light on why adult survivors of childhood cancer often have trouble keeping employment.
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University of Illinois professor Ning Wang and colleagues in China use soft gels to culture the elusive cells that spread cancer from the primary tumor to other places in the body.
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Stephen A. Boppart, a Bliss Professor of has been awarded the Hans Sigrist Prize, an international prize presented annually to a distinguished scientist in a selected field.
