The Cancer Research & Career Enhancement (CRCE) Core provides trainees and junior faculty education and mentoring opportunities. The CRCE program seeks to help young scientists become leaders in cancer research.
Cancer Courses
JAX’s cancer courses, workshops and online training tools provide educational experiences for trainees through junior faculty to foster continuous, life-long learning.
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Graduate Students and Post-doctoral fellows have the opportunity to join the Cancer Center as Associate Trainee members. The CRCE provides personalized training and mentoring guidance. Interested in joining JAX as Trainee?
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Including our flagship Summer Student Program, JAX offers opportunities for academic year research, teacher professional development, and the Maine State Science Fair.
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The CRCE facilitates mentor training and research leadership training. For Trainees each year we offer The Whole Scientist™ career development and exploration course.
Read moreMaine Cancer Genomic Initiative
The CRCE creates opportunities for dialog across basic to clinical scientists, provides basic researchers with a clinical…
Read moreFostering Diversity
We build educational programs where all feel valued and are empowered through cancer education. Diverse views are an essential ingredient in research, and our programs aim to reflect, embrace and celebrate all participants.
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Upcoming Events
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November 9 – 11, 2022
Workshop on Vascular Catheterization in the Laboratory Mouse
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