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Meet Our Team

Samuel Waxman

Associate Scientific
Directors Jonathan Licht
and Ethan Dmitrovsky

Board of Directors

Funded Investigators

External Advisory
Committee

Executive Director
Merle Kailas &
Foundation Staff

Corporate Council

Annual Report

Funded Investigators & Programs

Select an Investigator -------------------- Albert Einstein Dr. Ari Melnick -------------------- Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Dr. Benjamin Neel -------------------- Brandeis University Dr. Ruibao Ren -------------------- The Cancer Research Institute, London Dr. Arthur Zelent -------------------- Columbia University Dr. Paul Fisher -------------------- Dartmouth University Dr. Ethan Dmitrovsky -------------------- Jewish General Hospital (Montreal) Dr. Wilson Miller -------------------- Johns Hopkins University Dr. Stephen Baylin -------------------- M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Dr. Reuben Lotan -------------------- Massachusetts General Hospital Dr. Jeffrey Settleman -------------------- Memorial Sloan Kettering Dr. Neal Rosen -------------------- Mount Sinai Medical Center Dr. Doris Germain -------------------- Shanghai Institute of Hematology Dr. Zhu Chen -------------------- University of California – San Francisco Dr. William Weiss -------------------- University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill Dr. Albert Baldwin Dr. Terry Van Dyke -------------------- Weizmann Institute Dr. Yosef Shaul

Dr. Dmitrovsky graduated from Cornell University Medical College after completing a residency at New York Hospital, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. He is one of three 2002 Waxman Foundation Grant recipients. Dr. Dmitrovsky headed the Laboratory of Molecular Medicine while directing the Clinical and Molecular Cancer Research Training Program. Dr. Dmitrovsky is a Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology and of Medicine at Dartmouth, and also serves as Chair of Pharmacology and Toxicology. He is working on the investigation of rexinoid-based lung cancer prevention mechanisms involving cyclin proteolysis.

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