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  1. engineering.stanford.edu › news › stanfordStanford Engineering Hero Jim Clark talks about innovation ...

    Jul 23, 2013 · His more considerable contribution, however, has come as a philanthropist. His support made possible the James H. Clark Center at Stanford, a hub for innovation at the intersection of engineering and medicine known as Bio-X.

  2. news.cancerresearchuk.org › 2020/07/20 › the-powerThe power of philanthropy: The rise and ... - Cancer Research UK

    James and his wife support the work of Professor Caetano Reis e Sousa, group leader of the Crick’s Immunobiology Laboratory. “From early on, we formed a relationship with Caetano and his team, which was very important,” says James.

  3. www.philanthropy.com › article › no-36-james-clarkNo. 36: James Clark

    Feb 9, 2014 · Mr. Clark, 69, pledged $60-million to Stanford University’s James H. Clark Center for Biomedical Engineering and Sciences, which he helped the university found in 1999 by providing $90-million. The new gift will support research.

    • Maria Di Mento
    • Senior Reporter
    • maria.dimento@philanthropy.com

  4. www.insidephilanthropy.com › find-a-grant › grants-cJames H. Clark Charitable Foundation - Inside Philanthropy

    Mar 20, 2022 · Clark is famous for the development of the Netscape Navigator, a web browser that held more than 80% of the browser market from 1994 until 1998. He conducts his philanthropy through the James H. Clark Charitable Foundation, which he established in 2000 in West Palm Beach, Florida.

  5. www.beaconcollaborative.org.uk › 5-times5 times philanthropy helped change the course of cancer research

    • Co-funding Europe’s largest single-site biomedical research facility, the Francis Crick Institute. In November 2016, we invited a group of philanthropists to watch the Queen unveil the Francis Crick Institute in London, to which they had collectively contributed £100m.
    • Understanding cancer evolution in real-time with TRACERx. In 2014, we launched a new project that would help propel our understanding of cancer evolution in ways never imagined before.
    • Developing better treatments for people with pancreatic cancer with PRECISION-Panc. Survival for pancreatic cancer remains stubbornly low. Due to its tricky location and vague symptoms, it’s difficult to detect so is often diagnosed at a later stage when treatment options are limited.
    • Answering the riddle of tumour specificity. We know that different DNA mutations can cause different types of cancer, despite the fact that faulty genes can be found in nearly all our cells.

  6. www1.pennmedicine.org › cancer › progress-reportChapter 7 - Philanthropy: Energizing Our Mission

    The Abramson Cancer Center Director’s Leadership Council (ACCDLC) plays an instrumental role in the success of our mission by raising the resources necessary to support our most critical needs, and bring hope to cancer patients and their families.

  7. www.philanthropy.com › article › netscape-founderNetscape Founder Gives $150-Million to Stanford University

    Oct 26, 1999 · Stanford University announced today that the high-technology entrepreneur James H. Clark has given $150-million to the institution for a biomedical-engineering center. Mr. Clark -- founder of Silicon Graphics and then of Netscape Communications and Healtheon, a company designed to streamline…