In this edition of Notes from the Lab, scientists at the Irving Institute for Cancer Dynamics showcase their mathematical framework for studying cancer cell evolution.
A team of Columbia physician-scientists have opened a trial of a noninvasive, focused ultrasound approach to open the blood-brain barrier to better treat pediatric brain tumors.
New research by the labs of Nicholas Arpaia, PhD, (pictured) and Tal Danino, PhD, marks a major step forward in efforts to enlist non-pathogenic bacteria to combat cancer.
Meet HICCC member Yvon Woappi, PhD, whose childhood fascination with science and inspiration taken from his late father, also a scientist, helped shape his career trajectory today.
A new study by Elham Azizi and Ben Izar shows a new technique to study cancer tissues archived in biobanks, increasing the variety of samples for analysis and the discovery of biomarkers.
A novel combination immunotherapy shows promise in treating an aggressive type of B-cell lymphoma, according to new research presented by Dr. Jennifer Amengual and team at the ASH Annual Meeting
Almost all liver cancers develop after decades of chronic liver disease, but a new discovery by Columbia researchers, led by Robert Schwabe, MD, may lead to treatments that could break the link.
Columbia Cancer hosted high school students from the new eCLOSE summer science program who presented their research findings on the impact of nutrition in cancer development.