Alison Clark Researches Third Most Common Cause of Cancer Death Worldwide
Alison Clark hopes that her research on colon cancer will also be applicable to other types of cancers. Read More →
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Spotlight on Research Integrity: Science & Society, Bioethical Dilemmas
Dr. Andrea Giuffrida spoke about the the philosophical and legal implications around stem cell research at this month's Spotlight on Research Integrity focused on bioethical dilemmas. Read More →
Alumna Dr. Sarah Wong: How I Became A STEM Leader of Color
Alumna Dr. Sarah Wong speaks about how she became a STEM leader of color. Read More →
Alumna Dr. Shivani Ruparel Receives Grant to Curb Pain For Oral Cancer Patient
Dr. Shivani Ruparel, an alumna of the Cellular and Structural Biology graduate program, just received an 2015 American Cancer Society (ACS) Grant Award to support her work on oral cancers. Read More →
Nobel Laureate Dr. W.E. Moerner Speaks on Sept. 11
Dr. W.E. Moerner, who shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2014, will deliver the Presidential Distinguished Lecture in Pestana Lecture Hall at 1 p.m. Sept. 11. The lecture is open to the public. A reception will precede the lecture at noon. Read More →
Dr. Frei Named Next Program Director for the Translational Science Ph.D. Program
Dr. Christopher Frei was recently chosen to succeed Dr. Michael Lichtenstein as the next program director for the Translational Science Ph.D. program. Read More →
Final Words From Wilbert Cruz: The First Doctor of Medical Physics Graduate
Dr. Wilbert Cruz, the first graduate of the new Doctor of Medical Physics program, explains how he became interested in the program and the importance of family in supporting him reach his goals. Read More →
Final Words: Neelam Mukherjee Explains Why She Chose Biomedical Research
Cancer Biology graduate student Neelam Mukherjee explains how growing up in Kolkata where health care is a big concern for the underprivileged, motivated her to go into the field of biomedical research. Read More →