Fueling Innovation
Researchers spend hours writing grants to compete for funding. This is precious time that could be spent in the lab. With a Paceline grant, Georgia Cancer Center researchers are given a significant leg-up to kickstart their projects.
Seed Funding to Cure Cancer Faster
Aided by seed funding, researchers are able to purchase equipment, test theories, and move more discoveries forward. Thanks to the support by the Medical College of Georgia Foundation, Paceline is able to give 100% of participant raised funds to researchers at the Georgia Cancer Center.
2021 Paceline Grant Recipients
Racial Disparities in Food Deserts, Food Swamps, and Multiple Cancer Outcomes: A Mixed Methods Analysis
Developing novel intermediate-avidity CAR-Ts for hepatocellular carcinoma immunotherapy
BCR-ABL1 isoforms in reshaping the leukemic immune microenvironment and contributions to leukemia progression
Development of novel HSP70 small molecule peptidomimetic inhibitors in syngeneic models of breast cancer
Determine the Potential of Targeting Heat Shock Factor HSF1 in Acute Myelogenous Leukemia
Mobile Cancer Molecular Biology Lab Experience for Local High School Outreach
Irrespective of the BRCA1 mutation, RAD51AP1 deficiency will induce the synthetic lethality of PARP inhibitors in TNBC
The Study of Colorectal Cancer Incidence and Mortality in the State of Georgia
Single-Cell Epigenomics and Cell-Type-Specific Fine-Mapping of GWAS Risk Variants in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
*PaceDay 2020 was a virtual event due to Covid-19.
