Two researchers honored as top university innovators for 2010
Two Arizona Cancer Center researchers were honored March 23 by the University of Arizona with the 2010 Technology Innovation Awards. The Technology Innovation Award is given annually in recognition of exemplary innovative achievements in translating original ideas from the laboratory to the marketplace.
World-class scholars
The Phoenix Friends Scholar Program supports world-class physician-scientists who show extraordinary potential for significantly advancing cancer treatments.
Building Awareness
At the Arizona Cancer Center, we act against cancer every day. However, one need not be a physician or researcher to do so. In fact, Cox Media is acting against cancer by helping increase the Arizona Cancer Center’s visibility statewide.
Lending a helping hand
The Arizona Cancer Center - North Campus is a beautiful building with a warm, welcoming feeling. Part of its friendly atmosphere is due to the efforts of Marianne VanZyll who has been a volunteer at the Arizona Cancer Center for the past 17 years helping nurses and comforting patients.
Imaging Program looks toward the future
Arizona Cancer Center scientists are conducting research that they expect will lead to earlier and faster monitoring of a patient’s response to cancer treatments.
$1.5 million for vitamin D study
Arizona Cancer Center scientist Elizabeth Jacobs, PhD, has been awarded a $1.5 million grant from the National Cancer Institute to research vitamin D and its role in colon cancer.
