Paul Marks Prize for Cancer Research
The Paul Marks Prize for Cancer Research of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center is awarded every two years for achievements in cancer research. The award total is $ 150,000 in each award year. The winners must be 45 years or younger. The award is named after Paul A. Marks .
Award winners
- 2001 Titia de Lange , Stephen J. Elledge , William G. Kaelin Jr. , Xiaodong Wang
- 2003 Yuan Chang , John FX Diffley , Nikola Pavletich
- 2005 Tyler Jacks , Scott Lowe , Jeff Wrana
- 2007 Angelika Amon , Todd R. Golub , Gregory J. Hannon
- 2009 Arul Chinnaiyan , Matthew Meyerson , David M. Sabatini
- 2011 Scott A. Armstrong , Kornelia Polyak , Victor E. Velculescu
- 2013 Simon J. Boulton , Levi A. Garraway , Duojia Pan (DJ Pan)
- 2015 Bradley Bernstein , Howard Chang , Daniel Durocher
- 2017 Gad Getz , Chuan He , Aviv Regev
- 2019 Nathanael Gray , Joshua Mendell , Christopher Vakoc
Web links
- ^ Paul Marks Prize Symposium. In: mskcc.org. Retrieved November 16, 2019 .