The Sandra and Edward Meyer Cancer Center provides patients access to new cancer therapies, while training future scientists and leaders in cancer research and clinical care. Session Leader: Kim Overby, MD; Cornell The Chromatin Remodeling Component Arid1a Is a Suppressor of Spontaneous Mammary Tumors in Mice. Five teams led by Weill Cornell Medicine scientists have been awarded funding from the Starr Cancer Consortium in its 16th annual grant competition. The university was "test-optional" for applicants in response to the 2020-2021 school year during the height of the coronavirus pandemic. This all serves the centers ultimate goalto improve the care and clinical prognosis of breast cancer patients. Since 1898, our doctors and scientists have been engaged in world-class clinical care and cutting-edge research that connect patients to the latest treatment innovations . University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Wednesday, April 3, 12pm, Vet Med Ctr C2-537 They work in multidisciplinary teams that focus on translational research targeting individual cancers, as well as those focused on basic research that crosses multiple diseases across the cancer continuum. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Funding is provided by the National Institutes of Health. | Phone: (607)253-3302 Cancer advocacy, Wed., May 1, 5:15-6:30pm, Vet School, Classroom 6 Genetics. Companion Animal Hospital in Ithaca, NY for cats, dogs, exotics, and wildlife, Equine and Nemo Farm Animal Hospitals in Ithaca, NY for horses and farm animals, Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists, on Long Island for every horse, Ambulatory and Production Medicine for service on farms within 30 miles of Ithaca, NY, Animal Health Diagnostic Center New York State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine Ithaca, New York 14853-6401, Dr. Norman Sharpless, director of the National Cancer Institute at the NIH, gavethe Distinguished Lecture in Cancer Biology on Sept. 24, 2021. James Amatruda, MD, PhD Caroline Wood, DVM, PhD companion animals, Wed., March 20, 5:15-6:30pm, Vet School, Classroom 6 Demystifying Chimeric Antigen Rececptor T Cell (CAR-T) therapy, Wed., March 13, 5:15-6:30pm, Vet School, Classroom 6 The oncogenic transcription factor c-Jun regulates glutaminase expression and sensitizes cells to glutaminase-targeted therapy. Breast cancer cells do not undergo a commonly accepted transformation in order to spread to distant organs. For questions or comments about this website, please e-mail ec443@cornell.edu. | Phone: (607)253-3335 Commun. My Friend: Standing Strong, Tuesday, February 19, 4pm, Vet Research Tower LH3 The humanities are disciplines focused on critical engagement with society and culture, representations of global experience in art and literature, constructions of meaning across space and time, and the demands of ethics and truth. Conducted a research project on the cell signaling pathways . Breast Cancer, Wed., February 20, 5:15-6:30pm, Vet School, Classroom 6 Each year the Society chooses a theme to instigate creative approaches to matters of urgent concern. 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Rowley Breast Cancer Scientific Research Projects Grant from the Department of Health, Dr. Kristy Richards and colleagues receive an NIH grant to investigate cancer immunotherapy for the treatment of canine lymphoma, Dr. Andrew Whites group publishes a new study on how UV light contributes to melanoma, Profile of the Richards lab in a new article on 'Immunotherapy, Improving the Odds', Cornell scientist Dr. Michael Lukey awarded a research grant from the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester, Grad Student Honored for Teaching, Cancer Patient Program, 'Radical collaboration' sets its sights on cancer treatment, Kristy Richards profiled in Ezra magazine, Cornell researchers participate in Ithaca Cancer Moonshot Summit SCACVIM Movie Screening The mission of Rural Humanities is to revisit the urban-rural dynamic, which has re-emerged as one of the most contested dividing lines today, and to critically approach, learn from, and make visible contemporary rural America, particularly in central-western New York. Data visualization tools will be created to help users understand trends over time. Its inception brought together programs and resources previously housed in the Family Life Development Center and the Bronfenbrenner Life Course Center. Clinical Sciences Faculty Candidate Seminar Why Don't We Get More Cancer? Feb 10 2023 Cancer Research Teams Awarded Grants from Starr Cancer Consortium Five teams led by Weill Cornell Medicine scientists have been awarded. Session Leader: Carole Baas, PhD; Research Advocate, Physical Sciences in Oncology at NCI Cornell Research and Innovation moves quickly. In many cases, unions in Europe have helped nonunionized workers whose jobs are precarious, according to new Cornell research. BMC Vet Res. 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Rowley Breast Cancer Scientific Research Projects Grant from the Department of Health, Dr. Kristy Richards and colleagues receive an NIH grant to investigate cancer immunotherapy for the treatment of canine lymphoma, Dr. Andrew Whites group publishes a new study on how UV light contributes to melanoma, Profile of the Richards lab in a new article on 'Immunotherapy, Improving the Odds', Cornell scientist Dr. Michael Lukey awarded a research grant from the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester, Grad Student Honored for Teaching, Cancer Patient Program, 'Radical collaboration' sets its sights on cancer treatment, Kristy Richards profiled in Ezra magazine, Cornell researchers participate in Ithaca Cancer Moonshot Summit WEISS LAB | Cornell University Research Excellence Scholars (CURES) Resource Support for PI Research while Postdocs and Research Associates are on Parental Leave Event GrantForward Webinar for Researchers Event WEBINAR: Setting up tailored funding searches using GrantForward Resource Research Funding Announcement Digests Resource Federal Funding Resources Cornell University partnership with the Cancer Resource Center of the Finger Lakes For more information, see the Education page. Wed., January 23, 5:15-6:30pm, Vet School, Classroom 6 The long-term goal of the Comparative Cancer Program is to drive discovery throughout Cornell University toward advancement of new methods for prevention, diagnosis and therapeutic intervention of cancer. The Feil BMRI pursues a combined research and teaching mission, with a commitment to bridging the translational gap between research and clinical settings. Jason Spector, MD; Weill Cornell Med Center Cornell Chronicle, Cornell faculty featured in JAMA article on canine clinical trials for new cancer therapies, Tuesday, February 12, 4pm, Vet Research Tower LH3 We are part of Cornell University (Ithaca, NY) but Weill Cornell Medical College is located in New York City. Doris Johns Cherry Professor of Biology, Co-director, Rochester Aging Research Center Host/microbe relationships andcontrol of intestinal stem cell behavior in homeostasis and disease -, Signal transduction growth factor receptors; protein structure; drug design and chemical biology; signaling cues that direct cell proliferation, differentiation and development -, Etiology of spontaneous birth defects in mammals; mechanisms of meiotic recombination; DNA repair proteins in meiosis and recombination; germ cell development; ovarian development -, Pharmacology; cancer cell biology; small GTPase regulation of intracellular traffic and cellular growth control -, Reproductive physiology; molecular and cellular physiology; epigenetic reprogramming during the egg-to-embryo transition; mechanisms by which specific histone modifications are dynamically regulated during hormone-dependent gene transcription in breast cancer cells, Metalloenzyme structure and catalysis; protein electron transfer; nitric oxide enzymology; bacterial chemotaxis; circadian clock photo sensors -, Medical geneticsand genomics andcancer biology research, Molecular biotechnology; protein biogenesis and folding pathways; protein engineering -, Mechanisms of infectious diseases with particular emphasis on molecular mechanisms of bacterial infections in animal models of human diseases; host-pathogen relationships, hereditary diseases in dogs to identify genetic variants contributing to disease development -, Tissue-engineered model systems for analysis of microenvironmental conditions fundamental to cancer pathogenesis and therapy -, My research interests include creating systems to evaluate and improve the welfare of research animals, and the development and refinement of animal models of human disease, (a) Immunology of nanomaterials and implantable materials and (b) safe and targeted delivery of mRNAs and DNAs for cancer immunotherapies/vaccines andneurological diseases, Tissue morphogenesis; cell shape and architecture; organ development; gut morphogenesis; mammary gland biology; breast cancer -, Cellular biomechanics; mechanotransduction;cell migration; muscular dystrophy and cancer cell biology -, The laboratory is currently focused on further advancing the novel 3D organ-on-chip systems, as well as developing both cellular and molecular tools and in vivo models, to better understand the mechanisms through which cells regulate their response to biological and mechanical cues -, Understanding innate immunity from the receptors that detect microbes to how innate immune cells react to changes in their environment during inflammatory processes -, Regulation of cell signaling by protein lipidation, Use of contemporary methods to explore lymphocyte function in spontaneous veterinary disease, Stem cells and cancer; pathogenesis of ovarian and prostate cancers; modeling of human disease in genetically modified mice and human organoids -, Ion channel receptor/ligand interactions; NMR and molecular dynamics; molecular neurobiology and biophysics; neurotransmitter receptors and signal transduction, membrane protein traffickingandquality control mechanisms -, Role of cellular protein, lipids, and glycans play in viral infection, Genetics of reproduction and germ cell development; cancer genetics; meiosis; DNA repair; genome manipulation in mice; functional genomics -, Signaling of cellular oxidative stress; molecular mechanisms used by cellular pathways that sense and signal redox imbalances within the cell, Cell signaling and genome maintenance; DNA replication stress; phosphproteomics, Hematopoietic and hemostatic disorders in animals; mechanisms of cancer metastasis -, Basic cellular and molecular mechanisms implicated in cell fate choice and stem cell activity within tissues -, Veterinary viral pathogenesis; mesenchymal stem cell biology and regenerative medicine; mammary stem cell biology and carcinogenesis -, Molecular mechanisms for the maintenance of genomic stability; cellular responses to DNA damage; mouse models of human cancer -, Cancer biology; stem cell biology; biochemistry and cell biology -, Leukemia; cell growth and differentiation; oncogenes/genetics -.