Posted on April - 22 - 2010
Cleveland Clinic Taussig Cancer wins $2 million stimulus grant
The Cleveland Clinic Taussig Cancer Institute has received a $2 million stimulus grant to renovate and expand its translational cancer research labs.
Under the project, the 3,600-square-foot lab originally built on the main campus in 1928 will be modernized and a new shared instrumentation room will be built, which will free up 500 square feet for bench research and equipment.
Four new researchers, 12 technical support staffers and an administrative assistant will be hired to fill the research space.
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