Hospital or health organisation · founded 1952
Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
Toronto, Canada · uhn.ca/PrincessMargaret
Part of University Health Network
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Grants received
2026
Laboratory for Mechanistic Studies of Myeloid-Driven Immune Suppression
2025–2026 · research · Catalyst Grant: Moving Upstream - Structural Determinants of Health - Cancer Inequities
Evaluation of the structural determinants of equitable cancer care for people who use drugs: a community-based participatory approach
Jenny Lau · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2025–2027 · research · Canadian Cancer Society and University Health Network Research Grants on Neurofibromatosis and Cancer: Probing the Links
Testing tumour immunotherapy in models of neurofibromatosis type 1
David Kirsch · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute
2025 · training · ASH HONORS Award: Medical Student
ASH HONORS Award 2025: Suraj Bansal
Suraj Bansal · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by American Society of Hematology
2024–2027 · fellowship · Doctoral Research Award: Canada Graduate Scholarships
Deciphering the pan-cancer functional landscape of circular RNAs in primary versus acquired resistance to immunotherapy for precision oncology
Peter Her · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024–2029 · research · Project Grant
Discovering pathways to drug tolerance and therapeutic vulnerabilities of persister cells in lung cancer
Ming-Sound Tsao · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024–2027 · research · Project Grant
Depression and Decision-Making for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in Advanced Cancer
Madeline Li · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024–2029 · research · Project Grant
Targeting PRMT1 in Clear Cell Renal Cell Carcinoma
Laurie Ailles · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024–2029 · research · Project Grant
Mechanistic investigations of the innate immune response to cancer cell death and immune tolerance to solid tumor antigens.
Tracy Mcgaha · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024–2027 · fellowship · Doctoral Research Award: Canada Graduate Scholarships
Lineage-Specific Cell-Free DNA Methylomes for Early Breast Cancer Risk Stratification
Bowen Zhang · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024–2029 · research · Project Grant
Structure and Function of Cullin3 E3 ligase complexes
Gilbert Prive · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024–2027 · fellowship · Doctoral Research Award: Canada Graduate Scholarships
Identification of XPO1 cargo and modulation by SINE compounds in diffuse large B cell lymphoma
Kyla Trkulja · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024 · grant · Capacity building grants — Canadian Cancer Society Training Grants
Project Overview Retina-based optogenetic therapy is a promising approach to restore vision to individuals suffering from retinal degeneration. After photoreceptor degeneration, optogenetics are targeted to remaining retinal neurons that are not intrinsically light sensitive, in order to make them light-responsive. However, due to technical reasons, the nature of light responses in the retina following optogenetic therapy differ from the light responses in healthy retina. It is unknown how alter
Shreya Gandhi · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Fondation Brain Canada
2024–2029 · research · Project Grant
Nonsense Mediated RNA Decay Shapes the Expressed Transcriptome Required for Ovarian Cancer Progression
Robert Rottapel · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024–2026 · fellowship · CIHR Fellowship
Defining the role of GCN2 as an adaptive stress response kinase in ovarian cancer
Oro Uchenunu · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2024–2027 · fellowship · Research Training Awards
Identifying cells inside breast tumours which drive chemotherapy resistance
Sarah Kronheim · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute
2024–2026 · fellowship · Research Training Awards
Implementing an online platform to connect cancer survivors with resources that can improve their health
Christian Lopez · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute
2023–2028 · research · Project Grant
Characterizing the stress granule network as a determinant of leukemic stem cells and novel therapeutic target in acute myeloid leukemia
Kristin Hope · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023–2024 · fellowship · CIHR Fellowship
Spatially informed interrogation of the high-risk breast for breast cancer prevention
Shawn Hercules · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023–2026 · fellowship · Doctoral Research Award: Canada Graduate Scholarships
Investigating Programmed Cell Death-Ligand 1 Activation post-Chemotherapy in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Models
Maryam Khalil · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023–2030 · research · Project Grant
An international randomized trial on neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy for esophageal squamous cell carcinoma versus definitive chemoradiotherapy with salvage surgery as needed - The NEEDS Trial
Jelena Lukovic · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023–2024 · fellowship · PRIZE - Project Grant - Priority Announcement: Prize: Early Career Investigator in Cancer
Prize 202209PJT - Early Career Award in Cancer: An international randomized trial on neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy for esophageal squamous cell carcinoma versus definitive chemoradiotherapy with salvage surgery as needed - The NEEDS Trial
Jelena Lukovic · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023–2024 · research · Project Grant
Targeting PRMT1 in Clear Cell Renal Cell Carcinoma
Laurie Ailles · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023–2024 · research · Project Grant
Host cell reorganization by SARS-CoV-2
Brian Raught · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023 · planning · Planning and Dissemination Grant - Institute Community Support
The Humanitarian Crisis of Cancer - a Lancet Oncology Commission Planning Meeting
Gary Rodin · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023–2024 · research · Project Grant
Structure and Function of Cullin3 E3 ligase complexes
Gilbert Prive · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023–2028 · research · Project Grant
Tankyrase represses macrophage derived inflammatory cytokines and controls osteoclast activity during bone development.
Robert Rottapel · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2023–2025 · research · Challenge Grants
Finding new treatments for a rare blood cancer
Robert Kridel · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute
2023–2025 · research · Challenge Grants
Supporting gut health to improve outcomes for people with cancer
Abi Vijenthira · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute
2022–2027 · research · Operating Grant: Terry Fox New Frontiers Program Project Grant
The Terry Fox New Frontiers Program Project Grant in Mammary OMICs: Intercepting Breast Cancer Early to Improve Outcomes
Rama Khokha · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022–2025 · research · Operating Grant: ERA-NET: Sustained collaboration of national and regional programmes in cancer research
Characterization of stromal and innate lymphoid cell populations involved in immunotherapy resistance in High-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer through multiOMICS analysis (CHRYSALIS)
Pamela Ohashi · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022 · fellowship · CIHR Fellowship
Investigate the tumor cells of origin and disease progression trajectories in prostate cancer
Sujun Chen · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022–2023 · fellowship · CIHR Fellowship
Integrated analysis of cell-free DNA for the early detection of cancer in high-risk patients
Derek Wong · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022–2026 · research · Project Grant
Towards a low-cost, optimized proton therapy accelerator
Jan Seuntjens · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022–2027 · research · Project Grant
Novel contrasting functions of RNF168 and RNF169 in breast cancer and therapeutic implications.
Razqallah Hakem · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022–2025 · fellowship · CIHR Fellowship
Dissecting mammary gland stem cell heterogeneity in high-risk breast
Matthew Waas · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022–2025 · fellowship · Doctoral Research Award: Canada Graduate Scholarships
Investigating the effects of the microbiome and the aryl hydrocarbon receptor on CD8+ T cell function in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma
Zhe Qi Liu · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022–2025 · research · Project Grant
Stepped care to enhance quality of life in advanced cancer: An interprofessional approach to alleviating cancer-related cognitive impairment for adults with brain metastases
Samantha Mayo · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022–2027 · research · Project Grant
Clinical Deployment of an End-to-End Artificial Intelligence (AI)-only Radiotherapy Treatment Planning and Decision Support Workflow
Thomas Purdie · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research
2022–2027 · research · Project Grant
Uncovering T cell trajectories in human cancer
Pamela Ohashi · Princess Margaret Cancer Centre · funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research