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SCP Newsletter Issue 15

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News from Sydney Cancer Partners

Welcome to this update from Sydney Cancer Partners. We warmly congratulate nine members who were awarded CINSW Career Support Fellowships. Read about other successes, events and opportunities in the full newsletter.

Sydney Cancer Partners congratulates members who were recently awarded Career Support Fellowships.

Career Development Fellows
A/Prof Yu Heng Lau. School of Chemistry, Faculty of Science.
A/Prof Daniel Steffens. Central Clinical School, Faculty of Medicine & Health.

Early Career Fellows
Dr Nicki Meagher. The Daffodil Centre.
Dr Nicholas Hindley. Image X Institute.
Dr Rebecca Simpson. Melanoma Institute Australia.
Dr Emma Charters. Chris O’Brien Lifehouse.
Dr David Chan. Northern Clinical School.
Dr Chandrima Sengupta. Image X Institute.
Dr Michaela Hall. The Daffodil Centre.

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