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A team of researchers led by Ed Tate and Crick group leader Dinis Calado has been awarded the 2019 Sir David Cooksey Prize in Translation
The research, aimed at developing drugs to target currently untreatable cancers, was carried out at the Crick as part of the Tate group satellite lab by research associate Monica Faronato and Gregor Lueg, who recently completed his PhD.
Full details on the award and the runners up can be found here.
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