Accelerating Discovery with the TICaRT Program – UF Health Cancer Center
UF Health Cancer Center Cancer Training and Education Program shared a post on LinkedIn:
“By bringing together teams of trainees across disciplines, our Team-based Interdisciplinary Cancer Research Training (TICaRT) Program is accelerating discovery, from a new method to detect pancreatic cancer early to improved methods to assess lung cancer risk.
Four teams of University of Florida pre- and postdoctoral fellows have been selected to participate in the third two-year cohort of TICaRT, the only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-funded T32 training program of its kind in the country.
Last week, we introduced the new cohort and had a chance to hear from the outgoing cohort about their research success.
Read our story to meet the new teams and learn about the program.”
UF Health Cancer Center shared their earlier post, adding:
“Welcome to our new cohort of Team-based Interdisciplinary Cancer Research Training (TICaRT) Program trainees! Get to know them and learn about the innovative National Cancer Institute (NCI)-funded training program.”
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