• Rousing Masses to Fight Cancer with Open Source Machine Learning

  • Susan Thomas of Georgia Tech Research Corporation will receive $450,000 in breast cancer research funding.

  • Cellphone Principles Help Microfluidic Chip Digitize Information on Living Cells

  • Metabolic Profiles Distinguish Early Stage Ovarian Cancer with Unprecedented Accuracy

  • OCI has developed a method to detect ovarian cancer that is highly accurate in patients with Stage 1 disease.

  • Eva Lee

  • Mostafa El Sayed

  • Melissa Kemp

  • Jeffrey Skolnick

  • Eberhard Voit

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Genetics and Cancer: Research Offers New Insights On Risks, Onset, Progression

School of Biological Sciences’ research tests widely-held medical hypothesis
Petit Institute Seed Grants Awarded to Three Teams

Annual funding program supports diverse range of interdisciplinary research projects



Thursday
Apr
11
Integrated Cancer Research Center Seminar Series
Cancer: An Evolutionary Perspective
Krone Engineered Biosystems Building, Room 1005 - Atlanta, GA
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Wednesday
Apr
3
Integrated Cancer Research Center Seminar Series
“Non Canonical Roles of BER Enzymes in RNA Processing: Novel Perspectives in Cancer Biology through...
Krone Engineered Biosystems Building, Room 1005 - Atlanta, GA
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Integrated Cancer Research Center Seed Grant