Dear postdoctoral scholars, Are you interested in academic careers with projects that have translational or commercialization potentials? Are you interested in careers in the pharmaceutical or biotech industry? Are you interested in adding additional credentials in your growing CV to be even more competitive in the job market? Are you looking for additional training without…

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On October 6th, the Department of Translational Genomics organized a breast cancer survivor blood drive in an effort to develop better and more robust screening strategies in order to predict which women will develop a recurrence of breast cancer.  We received close to 60 fantastic women excited to participate in this unique opportunity.  More updates…

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The Department of Translational Genomics now occupies the entire second floor of Harlyne J. Norris Cancer Research Tower.  Our new home includes state-of-the-art research and teaching facilities, offices, and areas for student activities.   Please come visit us at 1450 Biggy Street, NRT.

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  Mini-symposium – Dr. Ben Tew  Presentation Title:   Development and characterization of patient derived xenografts from central nervous system metastasis reveal minor clone expansion linked with aggressive tumor behavior  Session Title:  Patient-Derived Models of Cancer: Present and Future Session Date and Time:  Sunday, April 15, 2018, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Location:  Room S405 – McCormick Place South…

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    On February 28, 2018, students in the MS Program in Translational Biotechnology TRGN 544 course, Biotechnology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization II, led by Professor Ron King, took a fieldtrip to observe Tech Coast Angels screening and to tour UCI Applied Innovation in Irvine.  

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