From UCSF Magazine: Scientists no longer expect to find a convenient, one-size-fits-all cure for cancer, but they are finding ways to outsmart this disease. Whether in five years or 50, advances in research underway now could transform how humans cope with cancer. [read more]
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View highlights, photos, and video recaps of HDFCCC faculty and trainees at the 2023 ASCO Annual Meeting in Chicago. |
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A study co-led by Dr. Karla Kerlikowske suggests that breast density shouldn’t be the only factor in determining whether supplemental screening is warranted. |
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Katy Tsai, MD received the Longitudinal Subspecialty Clinic Preceptor Award from the UCSF Department of Medicine.
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The HDFCCC Office of Community Engagement will participate in the Fijian Community Health Fair at the Petaluma Recreation Center this Saturday. View event details.
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This seminar will cover how to self-assess your candidacy for faculty positions at different types of institutions as well as how to set up your search process, develop your application materials and get feedback, and use your network throughout the process. Geared toward PhD postdocs and graduate students but all are welcome. Learn more and register.
Participants will be interviewed by a UCSF faculty member, clinical fellow, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant. Interviews are 1 hour (approx. 40-45 minutes of interview and 15-20 minutes of feedback). Open to all HDFCCC staff. Apply here.
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In this webinar presented by the Cancer Research Institute, Dr. Alex Marson will discuss potential and current applications of CRISPR genome engineering tools.
This session will give an overview of data management plans (DMPs), dive deep into the new NIH requirements, and share local resources and tools to help you work reproducible data sharing into your research workflow.
An opportunity to convene and discuss the latest topics in the field with input from WISDOM study clinicians and scientists.
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