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Researchers will develop and validate a novel molecular tool to assess residual cancer cell levels in dogs with aggressive T-cell lymphoma to help improve treatment and disease monitoring.   

Researchers will create a new method to expand immune cell production for cancer cell therapies for dogs. 

Researchers will study how the hormone ghrelin influences the development of canine pancreatic cancer to identify early disease biomarkers.    

Researchers will explore using computer imaging tools to improve post-treatment detection of cancer cells in dogs with lymphoma.    

Researchers will collect and analyze lung tissue from dogs enrolled in a clinical trial for bone cancer that has spread to the lungs in hopes of discovering new ways to treat this common and aggressive canine cancer.    

Researchers will study the cellular landscape of soft-tissue sarcomas in dogs to identify novel therapy targets.    

Researchers will use a novel approach to differentiate between cancerous and normal cells surrounding splenic hemangiosarcoma tumors to improve successful tumor removal and drug delivery.