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Basic Sciences Research Division
The Basic Sciences Research Division of Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University includes faculty who investigate all aspects of cell function from misappropriated extracellular matrix to nuclear transcription factors, from biomaterials to cutting edge imaging techniques, and from prognostics, diagnostics, to therapeutics. This Division is led by Tom O'Halloran, PhD. If you would like more information on the Basic Sciences Research Division, call the Basic Research Initiatives Office at 847.467.0965.
Tumor Invasion

The Tumor Invasion, Metastasis and Angiogenesis Program is focused on multidisciplinary basic and translational research to increase understanding of the processes that underlie metastatic disease.

Hormone Action &
Signal Transduction


The Hormone Action and Signal Transduction in Cancer Program explores the mechanisms by which normal and transformed cells respond to hormones and growth factors.
Cancer Genes &
Molecular Targeting


The Cancer Genes and Molecular Targeting Program is a basic research program that is focused on translational aspects of cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Cancer Cell Biology

The Cancer Cell Biology Program focuses on basic research in cell biology.


Funding Opportunities

Information on grants and funding opportunities for cancer-related research.



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