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The Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Announces the Scholar Award Program Internal Deadline: Monday, June 2 The Damon Runyon Scholar Award program is designed to help young investigators establish independent laboratories. Awards are $100,000 each year for three years. Candidates must be at the assistant professor or equivalent level. The U-M may nominate two scientists: a physician scientist affiliated with a clinical department and a basic scientist. In addition to the nominees, any investigator who was a Damon Runyon Fellow (and meets the eligibility requirements) may also apply. Deadline for submission of applications to Damon Runyon is Tuesday, July 1. For consideration as institutional nominees, submit the following by Monday, June 2: a 1 - 2 page research summary, a CV, and a nominating letter from the department chair. Submit all internal applications to the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, 4107 Med Sci. I, Box 0624. For more information, contact Denise Swayze at dswayze@umich.edu or 763-4086. Complete details on this award can be found on the Damon Runyon web site. U-M
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--12 p.m., Ophthalmology Seminar. Rod Bremner, Ph.D., Toronto Western Research Institute, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Toronto, “Intrinsic Cues In Retinal Development and Cancer ," Marshall-Oliphant Auditorium, 1st floor, W.K. Kellogg Eye Center --12:10 p.m., Gifts of Art. Classical music by Ellen Elder, Hospital Lobby, floor 1
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