2022 Undergrad Grant Recipients $5,000 – Christopher Polera at University of Central Florida, research entitled “Reprogramming pancreatic tumors via FUBP1 inhibition” $5,000 – Roman Voskoboynikov and adviser Justin DiAngelo at Pennsylvania State University, Berks Campus, research entitled “The regulation of lipid transport and metabolism by the splicing factor glorund in the
The Cayman Biomedical Research Institute (CABRI) is pleased to announce that applications for our undergraduate fellowships and scholarship program are open. Undergraduate fellowships are available on a competitive basis to undergraduate students who have been offered an unpaid research position by a qualified principal investigator. Up to $5,000 per semester
The Cayman Biomedical Research Institute (CABRI) is pleased to announce a call for proposals that support essential research on specialized pro-resolving mediator (SPM) analytical methods. There is a critical need for basic research on analytical methods used for specialized pro-resolving mediators (SPMs). SPMs are a family of lipid metabolites derived
2021 Undergrad Grant Recipients $2,750- Cody Doubravsky at the University of California Berkeley, studying Cell Biology, Research entitled: “Discovering small molecule inhibitors of Ferroptosis Suppressor Protein 1 as a potential cancer therapeutic”. $3,000- Brendon Lee at Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School, studying Specialized Pro-Resolving Mediators, Research entitled: “Specialized pro-resolving
Mackenzie achieved an Exercise Science major and Psychology minor at Wayne State University. She is excited to continue her education and obtain her doctorate in Occupational Therapy. Her passion for OT stemmed from witnessing her father’s OT appointments when he was undergoing SNUC treatment during her youth. Throughout her college
ANN ARBOR, MI, August 2, 2021 — Sapphire North America partnered with the Cayman Biomedical Research Institute (CABRI) to offer recovery grants to help re-engage the research of investigators affected by COVID-19 this past year. From the qualifying applicants, the following five researchers have been selected to receive $2,000 each in
