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Partnership Success
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In addition to $26M in research awards leveraged by the partnership, Massachusetts Life Science Initiative committed a $10M earmark grant in 2009 toward the development of the Center for Personalized Cancer Therapy.
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$13.6M has been raised for training programs eg. IMSD, Bridges, Center of Excellence and Genomic Science, LSAMP and GAAN.
Faculty Recruitment:
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25 faculty members from UMass Boston are associate members of the DF/HCC; and a number of junior and senior faculty members have been recruited, including the joint recruitment of nursing faculty at UMass Boston: Mary Cooley.
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An endowed professorship Brann Chair position has been created. This person will be the leader of the Center for Personalized Cancer Therapy.
Capital Development:
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UMass Boston will be constructing a new Integrative Science Complex.
Research Publications:
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Investigators published over 83 research papers related to partnership projects. Publications were done jointly amongst PIs or independently.
Academic Program Development:
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An accelerated Nursing PhD program in nursing, cancer and health disparities has been developed at UMass Boston.
Student Involvement/Training:
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59 URM UMass Boston students participated in and received cancer-related training from the U56 Mechanism.