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Team awarded $4.4 million from the National Cancer Institute for pioneering immunogenic cancer research

Team awarded $4.4 million from the National Cancer Institute for pioneering immunogenic cancer research

Harnessing new technologies of high-throughput screening and large-scale public data mining to find new immunotherapy targets
News ReleasesAugust 05, 2013
McIntosh to head Computational Biology

McIntosh to head Computational Biology

Longtime proteomics researcher takes reins of expanding Herbold Computational Biology Program
Hutch NewsJune 21, 2010
The melding of diverse minds around proteomics initiative

The melding of diverse minds around proteomics initiative

Paulovich Lab harnesses specialists from a variety of fields for contributions to $104 million National Cancer Institute network
Hutch NewsFebruary 01, 2007
Generous gift for early detection

Generous gift for early detection

Paul G. Allen Family Foundation grants $5 million for biomarker research
Hutch NewsSeptember 07, 2006
Harnessing cancer's inner enemy

Harnessing cancer's inner enemy

UW, Center collaborative study on innate immunity to ovarian-cancer protein paves way for new immune-based therapies for the disease
Hutch NewsFebruary 16, 2006
'Wizards' of computational science

'Wizards' of computational science

Software engineers, many from Microsoft, help ease proteomics-data bottleneck, advance center's early detection, fundamental research
Hutch NewsMarch 17, 2005
Two markers are better than one

Two markers are better than one

Blood-serum proteins in combination may improve detection of early stage, presymptomatic ovarian cancer
Hutch NewsOctober 21, 2004