Institution: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

2023 Grant Recipients

• Duaa Al-Rawi, MD, PhD
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Examining the Early Events in Fallopian Tube Transformation
• Daniel Heller, PhD
  Collaborative Research Development Grant – Microsoft AI for Health
  Perception-Based Detection of an Ovarian Cancer Disease Fingerprint

2022 Grant Recipients

• Sohrab Shah, PhD
  Collaborative Research Development Grant – Microsoft AI for Health
  Inferring Mutational Processes and Patient Stratification From Standard-of-Care Clinical Imaging
• Melica Brodeur, MD
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Exploiting SMARCA4 Alterations for New Therapeutics in Ovarian Cancers

2020 Grant Recipients

• Ignacio Vázquez-García, PhD
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Co-Evolution and Dynamics of Malignant and Immune Cells in Ovarian Cancer
• Dmitriy Zamarin, MD, PhD
  Early Career Investigator Grant
  Chromatin Remodeling and Immunotherapy in Ovarian Cancer
• Sohrab Shah, PhD
  Collaborative Research Development Grant
  Profiling Co-Evolution of Ovarian Cancer and its Immune Microenvironment

2019 Grant Recipients

• Zvi Yaari, PhD
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Implantable Nanosensor for Early-Stage Detection of Ovarian Cancer

2016 Grant Recipients

• David Spriggs, MD
  Collaborative Research Development Grant
  Novel Approaches to Immunotherapy
• Ryan Williams, PhD
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  An Ovarian Cancer Biosensor for Rapid, Non-invasive Disease Detection
• Alexandra Snyder Charen, MD
  Early Career Investigator Grant
  Unmasking Ovarian Cancers to Induce Immune Control

2015 Grant Recipients

• Petar Jelinic, PhD
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  EMSY Suppresses HDR in a BRCA2-interaction-independent Manner
• Oladapo Yeku, MD, PhD
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  A Phase I Trial Using Chimeric Antigen Receptors in Ovarian Cancer Patients

2014 Grant Recipients

• Rachel Grisham, MD
  Early Career Investigator Grant
  Determining the Molecular Drivers of Low-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer

2006 Grant Recipients

• Douglas A. Levine, MD
  Early Career Investigator Grant
  Method to Determine if a Male Hormone, Naturally Present in Woman, Affects the Risk of Developing Ovarian Cancer

2004 Grant Recipients

• Carol Aghajanian, MD, PhD
  Collaborative Research Development Grant
  Novel Approaches to Ovarian Cancer Treatment

2003 Grant Recipients

• Douglas A. Levine, MD
  Early Career Investigator Grant
  Novel Approaches to the Androgen Pathway and Genetic Predisposition to Ovarian Cancer

2001 Grant Recipients

• Elizabeth Ann Poynor, MD
  Individual Investigator Award
  The Role of a Novel Gene, ZIC 2, in Causing Sporadic Ovarian Cancer