MD Anderson names Andrew Sabin Family Fellows
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The University of Texas MD Anderson named 10 early-career faculty members to its fifth annual class of Andrew Sabin Family Fellows.
The fellowship program — established in 2015 — encourages creativity, innovation and impactful cancer research.
Each investigator will receive $100,000 over 2 years.
This year’s fellows are:
- Caroline Chung, MD, associate professor in the department of radiation oncology;
- Carrie Daniel-MacDougall, PhD, associate professor in the department of epidemiology;
- Michael Green, PhD, associate professor of in the department of lymphoma and myeloma;
- Traver Hart, PhD, assistant professor in the department of bioinformatics and computational biology;
- Jian Hu, PhD, associate professor in the department of cancer biology;
- Kathrin Milbury, PhD, associate professor in the department of behavioral science;
- Nicolas Palaskas, MD, assistant professor in the department of cardiology;
- Christine Parseghian, MD, assistant professor in the department of gastrointestinal medical oncology;
- Koichi Takahashi, MD, PhD, assistant professor in the department of leukemia; and
- Chad Tang, MD, assistant professor in the department of radiation oncology.
“We are grateful for the generosity of the Andrew Sabin Family Foundation in helping MD Anderson recruit and retain the highest caliber of young researchers through this fellowship program,” Peter WT Pisters, MD, president of MD Anderson, said in a press release. “On behalf of my colleagues and the patients we serve, congratulations to these outstanding individuals whose innovative research is sure to make a significant impact on our mission to end cancer.”
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