Area of Research: DNA Repair and Analysis
2022 Grant Recipients
- Maria Victoria Botuyan, PhD, Mayo Clinic Rochester Early Career Investigator GrantProbing How RAD18 and BARD1 Antagonize 53BP1 in HR DNA Repair
2021 Grant Recipients
- Bojana Stefanovska, PhD, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Mentored Investigator GrantAPOBEC3B and DNA Repair as Synthetic Lethal Combinations in CCOC
- Benoît Bragantini, PhD, Mayo Clinic Mentored Investigator GrantProbing Homologous Recombination DNA Repair Factors in Chromatin by cryo-EM
2019 Grant Recipients
- John Krais, PhD, Fox Chase Cancer Center Mentored Investigator GrantExamining the Role of RNF168 in BRCA1 Mutant Ovarian Cancer
- Marilyne Labrie, PhD, Oregon Health and Science University Mentored Investigator GrantSynergistic Lethality of PARP and P13K Pathway Inhibitors in Ovarian Cancer
- Zihua Gong, MD, PhD, Cleveland Clinic Early Career Investigator GrantDNA Repair Pathways as Targets for Therapy-Resistant Ovarian Cancer
2018 Grant Recipients
- Chin-Chi Chen, PhD, Johns Hopkins University Mentored Investigator GrantDetermining the Role of ARID1A in 53BP1-mediated DNA Damage Repair
- Maria Victoria Botuyan, PhD, Mayo Clinic Early Career Investigator GrantProbing the Antagonistic Roles of 53BP1 and RAD18 in HR DNA Repair
2016 Grant Recipients
- Alberto Ciccia, PhD, Columbia University Medical Center Early Career Investigator GrantDefining the Molecular Mechanisms of BRCA1-dependent Tumor Suppression
- Zihua Gong, MD, PhD, MD Anderson Cancer Center Early Career Investigator GrantDNA Repair Pathways as Target for Therapy-Resistant Ovarian Cancer
2015 Grant Recipients
- Zeina Kais, PhD, Dana Farber Cancer Institute Mentored Investigator GrantSynthetic Lethality Between CCNE1 Amplification and USP1 Inhibition
- Wei Wei, PhD, Massachusetts General Hospital Mentored Investigator GrantGenomic Analysis to Predict Recurrence in Early Stage Ovarian Cancer
- Cesar Castro, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital Early Career Investigator GrantLeveraging DNA-Barcoding for Integrated Profiling of Ovarian Cancer
2014 Grant Recipients
- Raphael Ceccaldi, PharmD, PhD, Dana Farber Cancer Institute Mentored Investigator GrantA Bioinformatic Screen Identifies POLQ Overexpression in Ovarian Cancers
2009 Grant Recipients
- Kathryn Terry, ScD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital Early Career Investigator GrantThe Role of Genetics and Environment on Telomere Length in Ovarian Cancer
2006 Grant Recipients
- Kathryn Terry, ScD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital Early Career Investigator GrantTelomeres and Telomerase in Relation to Ovarian Cancer Risk
- Peter Laird, PhD, University of Southern California/Keck Medical School Collaborative Research Development GrantMolecular Changes to DNA that Contribute to Ovarian Cancer
2005 Grant Recipients
- Ritu Salani, MD, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Mentored Investigator GrantDNA Fragments Might be a Way to Screen for Ovarian Cancer
2003 Grant Recipients
- Susan K. Murphy, PhD, Duke University Medical Center Early Career Investigator GrantHow Chemical Alterations to the DNA-but not its Sequence-May Play a Role in Ovarian Cancer
2001 Grant Recipients
- Jingwei Yu, PhD, Eleanor Roosevelt Institute Individual Investigator AwardDevelopment of DNA Methylation Based Ovarian Cancer Specific Molecular Markers
- Paul Cairns, PhD, Fox Chase Cancer Center Individual Investigator AwardNovel Approaches for Early Diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer