Tumor Biology at Georgetown

The Interdisciplinary Program in Tumor Biology brings together faculty & students through a combination of formal courses, seminars, & ongoing collaborative research to provide interdisciplinary training and quality education in cancer biology, prevention, and therapy.

As the July 1st application deadline for Fall 2023 entry to the GU MS in Tumor Biology program approaches, we look forward to greeting our new class! Apply here today: https://tumorbiology.georgetown.edu/how-to-apply-ms-in-tumor-biology/

Congratulations to TBIO alumnus Shashank Patel for a very cool first author Nature paper!!! https://goo.gl/kuSNUp

Identification of essential genes for cancer immunotherapy : Nature : Nature Research Article preview View full access options Nature | Article Print Share/bookmark Cite U Like Facebook Twitter Delicious Digg Google+ LinkedIn Reddit StumbleUpon Next article Nature Electronic in-plane symmetry breaking at field-tuned quantum criticality in CeRhIn5 Identification of essential genes for...

Casey Shuptrine
Winner of Senior Predoctoral Posters

TBIO Barbeque THIS FRIDAY (8/31)!! 4PM at 4th Floor Patio, New Research Building. Open to all Faculty, Staff, Post-docs, and Students. Great time to meet our new PhD and MS Students! See you there!

NIH Orientation with Anna, Alison, Amy, Brian, and Shashank.

Not everyone who graduated from 7/2011 to 5/2012 are in these photos...

Congratulations to Rev. Jean-Baptiste Mazarati, S.J., a Tumor Biology student graduating this year, who was featured in this article on Georgetown's website!

Jesuit, African Doctoral Students Plan Work Back Home - Georgetown University Rev. Jean-Baptiste Mazarati, S.J., was one of two African Jesuits who spoke to students, faculty and staff about the Jesuit ministry in Africa and his plans to return to the continent after receiving a doctoral degree from Georgetown.