I am a molecular biologist studying pancreatic cancer development and evolution as an Associate Research Scientist in Kenneth P. Olive’s laboratory at Columbia University Medical Center, New York. My research objective is to understand how malignant tumor cells reprogram untransformed stromal cells to create a hospitable, growth-promoting tumor microenvironment.
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Meet me at AACR 2025 in Chicago!
After a tumultuous year, I am back with new and old projects at the annual AACR meeting. If you are…
Meet me at AACR 2024 in San Diego!
The annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) is a feast for researchers in the field – you not…
Gastroenterology
Signal transduction is a multistep process that is dependent on the tissue type, cell type, signal type and location of…
Cancer Discovery
Tumors are more than an accumulation of malignant transformed cells. The presence of transformed cells triggers a response in the…