Institutes, Divisions & Centers
Experimental Hematology and Cancer Biology

Experimental Hematology and Cancer Biology Research

The Division of Experimental Hematology and Cancer Biology is committed to hematology, cancer and gene therapy research and strives to understand the biology of blood cell formation and function and to dissect cancer etiology and pathology. Our findings can be used in the development of innovative treatments of genetic and acquired diseases affecting the blood system and cancer.

The Division of Experimental Hematology and Cancer Biology has a close and specialized relationship with the Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute, enhancing two-way translational research and leading to more innovation in both clinical trials and delivery of care. The partnership also serves to enhance institutional utilization of gene therapy modalities in the treatment of devastating pediatric diseases.

Statistics at a Glance

Research and Training

  • Faculty: 25
  • Joint Appointment Faculty: 13
  • Research Graduate Students: 23
  • Research Fellows and Post Docs: 19