translational research that will meaningfully reduce the burden of ovarian cancer. A critical part of this process is to increase the quality and depth of the translational investigator base in ovarian cancer. The Career Development Program is based on the conviction that translational research can effectively proceed from the bench/population to the clinic or from the clinic to the bench/population. The ultimate objectives of the Career Development Program of the Ovarian SPORE are to identify and mentor new and developing investigators in ovarian cancer who demonstrate the clear potential to become independent translational researchers as well as attracting established scientists who wish to refocus on ovarian cancer. This will be accomplished through a rigorous review process aimed at identifying the most talented and promising candidate followed by intense effective mentoring, integration into ongoing SPORE activities and close oversight of the individual's progress. In addition to a primary mentor, awardees will have complementary mentors in clinical, basic or population sciences necessary to ensure development of a translational research career. This capitalizes on numerous strengths present within the Mayo environment. The Career Development Program will maintain close oversight over the mentoring activities and progress of the awardee. In turn, the Program will report to the Executive Committee of the Mayo Clinic Ovarian Cancer SPORE.
Showing the most recent 10 out of 294 publications
