Photos of Graduate Students with Radiolab Podcast host Jad Abumrad
Photos of Graduate Students at the "Gut Churn" event with Radiolab Podcast host Jad Abumrad. Read More →
program: Cancer Biology
Ming Gao: The Spurs, Cellular Biology, and A Trip To Boston
Fourth year graduate student Ming Gao was recently selected to receive a competitive Young Investigator Travel Award from the American Pancreatic Association. Read More →
Cancer Biologist Heather Hambright Receives F99/K00 award
Congratulations to Heather Hambright, one of our PhD students in the Cancer Biology track (6th year) whose F99/K00 has just been funded by NIH/NCI on first submission. Read More →
Nourhan Abdelfattah Works On Children’s Cancer Research
Children's Cancer researcher Nourhan Abdelfattah would like to start a STEM careers awareness program to introduce female high-school students to different STEM careers in Egypt. She was recently accepted into the Schlumberger Faculty for The Future women's leadership program. Read More →
National Cancer Institute T32 Grant Renewed
The Ruth Kirschstein National Research Service Award (T32) grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) was just renewed for five years. Read More →
Amanda Munoz Researches Novel Ways To Treat Pancreatic Cancer
Cancer Biology researcher Amanda MuA±oz is researching novel ways to treat pancreatic cancer. Read More →
Cancer Therapy & Research Center Designated as a Caris Center of Excellence for Precision Medicine
The CTRC joins the Caris Centers of Excellence for Precision Medicine Network to help develop guidelines and standards of care for tumor profiling. Read More →
Brian Iskra: The Perennial Quest
M.D./Ph.D. student Brian Iskra grew up going to the doctor. He was 10 years old when he found out that he had glaucoma in his right eye. Read More →