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.
Congratulations to Dr. Benjamin Izar, a recipient of the Schaefer Research Scholar award, supporting his work in drug resistance and novel immunotherapies.
In a new content series, Notes from the Lab, we spotlight research by the Piero Dalerba lab that aims to predict resistance to immunotherapy in certain colon cancers.
In a new study, researchers demonstrate that applying artificial intelligence to standard-of-care imaging can help predict how well immunotherapy will work for patients with melanoma.
Two research teams led by experts in oncology and engineering have won pilot grants from the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center and Columbia Engineering.
Ben Izar, MD, and colleagues have created a new technique that can uncovertricks cancer cells use to evade immunotherapies, which could lead to the development of more effective treatments.
Meet Dr. Robyn Gartrell, a physician-scientist focused on bringing cutting-edge cancer immunotherapies that have had success in treating adult cancers to childhood cancers.
A physician-researcher in thoracic oncology, Dr. Catherine Shu has a focused interest in improving outcomes for lung cancer patients with resectable disease.
The Human Immune Monitoring Core (HIMC) at CUIMC is a hub for comprehensive immune profiling and expert support for advanced immunological research studies.