Steven Rosenberg was presented with a milestone award for 50 years of excellent service to National Cancer Institute

NCI Center for Cancer Research shared a post by National Cancer Institute (NCI) on LinkedIn, adding:

“NCI Center for Cancer Research‘s Dr. Steven Rosenberg was presented with a milestone award for 50 years of excellent service to NCI last week.

His pioneering work in immunotherapy has touched lives, inspired researchers, and transformed our field.”

Quoting NCI Center for Cancer Research:

“Thank you to everyone who attended the “Past, Present and Future of Cellular Immunotherapy: Scientific Symposium Celebrating Steven A. Rosenberg’s 50 years at NCI” last week!

More photos to come soon.”

Source: National Cancer Institute (NCI)/LinkedIn and NCI Center for Cancer Research/LinkedIn

Steven A. Rosenberg is an American cancer researcher and surgeon, serving as Chief of Surgery at the National Cancer Institute and Professor of Surgery at both the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences and George Washington University. He pioneered effective immunotherapies and gene therapy, becoming the first to successfully insert foreign genes into humans.