Career Development Program

$173,825P50FY2009CANIH

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore MD

Investigators

Linked publications & trials

Paper 37948357 Paper 37565753 Paper 36046124 Paper 30560461 Paper 30294731 Paper 30140723 Paper 29046905 Paper 28918548 Paper 28747635 Paper 28282575 Paper 27979916 Paper 27489289 Paper 27377963 Paper 27302171 Paper 26823390 Paper 26246475 Paper 26234639 Paper 25476537 Paper 25422431 Paper 25367220 Paper 25159108 Paper 25157401 Paper 25116755 Paper 24737026 Paper 24598447 Paper 24589775 Paper 24504125 Paper 24444464 Paper 24332913 Paper 23843041 Paper 23832664 Paper 23719261 Paper 23701942 Paper 23580570 Paper 23389507 Paper 23354309 Paper 23231318 Paper 23093707 Paper 22923691 Paper 22844406 Paper 22836913 Paper 22831956 Paper 22773664 Paper 22764762 Paper 22761338 Paper 22752583 Paper 22752247 Paper 22595050 Paper 22516258 Paper 22482648 Paper 22454154 Paper 22421194 Paper 22359647 Paper 22344263 Paper 22321971 Paper 22194493 Paper 22181332 Paper 22154362 Paper 22076478 Paper 22056952 Paper 22003648 Paper 21964066 Paper 21913088 Paper 21896958 Paper 21888887 Paper 21825015 Paper 21793077 Paper 21690342 Paper 21597922 Paper 21571651 Paper 21466224 Paper 21455671 Paper 21452019 Paper 21440464 Paper 21411781 Paper 21389782 Paper 21383541 Paper 21346233 Paper 21177512 Paper 21124076 Paper 21057458 Paper 20964196 Paper 20832275 Paper 20693840 Paper 20693839 Paper 20674001 Paper 20670599 Paper 20664174 Paper 20637838 Paper 20623181 Paper 20587515 Paper 20505321 Paper 20495533 Paper 20431477 Paper 20431345 Paper 20384323 Paper 20346445 Paper 20338615 Paper 20133257 Paper 20101445

Abstract

Program goals The Career Development Program will continue to be administered by Nancy E. Davidson, M.D., Principal Investigator of the SPORE. Some of the brightest and best join the Hopkins faculty in various basic and clinical research departments. The goal of this program is to recruit young investigators from this existing talent pool throughout the Johns Hopkins University faculty to conduct translational breast cancer research. A secondary goal is to consider support for established faculty members in other areas who wish to redirect a substantial portion of their research activities to translational breast cancer research. The Program is directed toward faculty members, since the SPORE Steering Committee believes that ample opportunity for funding of postdoctoral fellows exists through other mechanisms.

View original record on NIH RePORTER →