The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center has announced the 2022 class of Andrew Sabin Family Fellows.

Established in 2015 with a $30 million gift, the Sabin Family Fellowship program encourages creativity, innovation, and impactful cancer research at MD Anderson in the areas of basic science; clinical, physician-scientist, and population; and quantitative science. Each of the 10 fellows will receive $100,000 over two years to help the young faculty members pursue potentially practice-changing science early in their careers when federal and private funding opportunities often are limited.

“Up-and-coming faculty members, such as these, are uniquely positioned to launch and to advance practice-changing research,” said Sabin, a senior member of the MD Anderson Cancer Center board of visitors. “They represent some of the best minds in the world, taking on novel, high-risk, and high-reward research that can be rapidly translated into clinical solutions for MD Anderson’s patients. It is a privilege to provide the support they need to take their research to the next level.”

For information on each of the 2022 fellows, see the MD Anderson Cancer Center website.

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