Jonathan Lim, Lead of RISE Consortium at RISE Manchester, shared British Association for Cancer Research’s post on LinkedIn, adding:
“Congratulations Alicia-Marie Conway – fantastic news!
A double win for Team Manchester.”
Quoting British Association for Cancer Research’s post:
“We are thrilled to announce Alicia-Marie Conway as the winner of our BACR Early Careers Award.
This Prize recognises her significant contribution to cancer research and ambition to develop her career in this area.
‘Receiving this award is a moment for reflection.
It reminds me how much can be achieved when people from different disciplines come together, share ideas, and work towards a common goal.
As I establish my own research team, I hope to build a supportive and compassionate environment that nurtures the next generation of researchers, particularly women pursuing careers in oncology and cancer research.
Most of all, this award motivates me to continue striving for research that can make a real difference to patients facing some of the most challenging cancer diagnoses.’
You can read more from Alicia here.”
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