Cancer Biology Graduate Program at Emory University
"The Cancer Biology Graduate program provides outstanding PhD training in three areas that correspond to the three scientific focus groups of the Winship Cancer Institute."
"The Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University (Winship) serves as a hub for many of the research activities within the Cancer Biology Graduate program."
"The Graduate program in Cancer Biology (CB) has a diverse membership from over 15 different departments across the Emory campus, both basic science and clinical."
"The major goal of the Cancer Biology Graduate program is to provide outstanding PhD training opportunities for future leaders in the different aspects of cancer research in preparation for a diversity of career paths in research, teaching and medicine from academia to industry."
- Slide 1: "The Cancer Biology Graduate program provides outstanding PhD training in three areas that correspond to the three scientific focus groups of the Winship Cancer Institute."
- Slide 2: "The Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University (Winship) serves as a hub for many of the research activities within the Cancer Biology Graduate program."
- Slide 3: "The Graduate program in Cancer Biology (CB) has a diverse membership from over 15 different departments across the Emory campus, both basic science and clinical."
- Slide 4: "The major goal of the Cancer Biology Graduate program is to provide outstanding PhD training opportunities for future leaders in the different aspects of cancer research in preparation for a diversity of career paths in research, teaching and medicine from academia to industry."
About the Program
Welcome to the Cancer Biology Program at Emory University.
The Program in Cancer Biology (CB) provides outstanding training opportunities in every aspect of cancer research, from basic to translational research. Fields of research include molecular and cellular biology, genetics and epigenetics, cancer immunology, signal transduction, genetic engineering, nanotechnologies, and many other disciplines used to understand the development, progression, and treatment of cancer.
