Past Events
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Dr. David Wedge - Tumour Evolution in Diverse Human Populations
David Wedge is a Professor of Cancer Genomics and Data Science at the Manchester Cancer Research Centre, University of Manchester. His seminar is part of the ITEB Seminar Series/Emerging Approaches for Tumor Analyses in Epidemiological Studies Workshop.
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2023 International Papillomavirus Conference
DCEG scientists presenting at the 2023 International Papillomavirus Conference in Washington, DC.
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2023 American Association for Cancer Research Annual Conference
Scientists from DCEG are presenting their research at the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Conference 2023
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Dr. Luclia Ohno-Machado - Protecting Privacy, Expanding Representation, and Building Fair Machine Learning Models
Lucila Ohno-Machado, M.D., Ph.D., M.B.A., from UC San Diego Biomedical Informatics, will present her seminar entitled "Protecting Privacy, Expanding Representation, and Building Fair Machine Learning Models"
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Dr. Valerie Reyna - Communicating the Gist of Risk and Uncertainty
Dr. Valerie Reyna will present best practices in risk communications in a seminar entitled 'Communicating the Gist of Risk and Uncertainty.'
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Dr. Zhiwei Liu - Integrating Viral Whole Genome Sequencing in Research on EBV/HBV Infection and Cancer
Zhiwei Liu, investigator in the Infections and Immunoepidemiology Branch will present a seminar on "Integrating Viral Whole Genome Sequencing in Research on EBV/HBV Infection and Cancer"
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Dr. Tongwu Zhang - Endogenous Mutational Processes Shape Lung Cancer Evolution
Dr. Zhang, staff scientist in the Integrative Tumor Epidemiology Branch will deliver a seminar as part of the Earl Stadtman recruitment process. His lecture is entitled, "Endogenous Mutational Processes Shape Lung Cancer Evolution."
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Dr. Tongwu Zhang - Endogenous Mutational Processes Shape Lung Cancer Evolution
DCEG Stadtman Series: Tongwu Zhang, PhD "Endogenous Mutational Processes Shape Lung Cancer Evolution"
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Dr. Payal Khincha - Advancing the Science from Cancer Characterization to Prevention in Li-Fraumeni Syndrome
Dr. Khincha, Assistant Clinical Investigator in the Clinical Epidemiology Branch will give a lecture as part of the Earl Stadtman recruitment process. Her seminar is entitled, "Advancing the Science from Cancer Characterization to Prevention in Li-Fraumeni Syndrome."
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Dr. Meredith Shiels - Opportunities to Reach a 50 Percent Reduction in Cancer Mortality Rates by 2047
Dr. Shiels, senior investigator in the Infections and Immunoepidemiology Branch, will give a talk entitled "Opportunities to Reach a 50 Percent Reduction in Cancer Mortality Rates by 2047."