Two MCB Postdoctoral Researchers Awarded Jane Coffin Childs Fellowships
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Renate Hellmiss
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Two MCB postdoctoral researchers, Matthew Capek and Ruoyu (Roy) Chen, have been awarded prestigious three-year fellowships from the Jane Coffin Childs Fund for Medical Research. The highly competitive fellowships support early-career scientists pursuing innovative biomedical research with potential to advance fundamental understanding of biology and human health. The two scientists work in different areas of biology.
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· 3 pulledTwo MCB postdoctoral researchers, Matthew Capek and Ruoyu (Roy) Chen, have been awarded prestigious fellowships from the Jane Coffin Childs Fund for Medical Research
The highly competitive fellowships provide three years of support for exceptional postdoctoral researchers whose work has the potential to advance fundamental understanding of biology and human health.
Although their research spans very different areas of biology, both scientists are pu
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