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Career Enhancement Program (CEP)

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Institution
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Principal investigator
Joseph F Costello
Funding
$171K
Duration
2002–2028
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Abstract

Project Summary/Abstract Project Summary/Abstract The Career Enhancement Program (CEP) exists to identify, support, and mentor candidates with promising independent careers in translational brain tumor research. The CEP also represents an opportunity to encourage new and established non-translational investigators to consider careers in translational brain tumor research. In this manner the program ultimately serves to expand translational brain tumor research, as well as a source of translational projects and investigators for the SPORE Program itself. The Specific Aims of the UCSF Brain Tumor SPORE CEP are: 1. To identify, support, and mentor individuals with promising careers in translational brain tumor research 2. To encourage new and established investigators to develop careers in translational brain tumor research. 3. To encourage qualified candidates to develop independent careers in translational brain tumor research.

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