Cancer Latency and Dormancy

PS-OC archive workshop

Feb. 27 – 28 2013 Arizona State University The Scottsdale Plaza Resort   Cancer cells often remain quiescent for years of even decades. This fundamental, and still mysterious, property of cancer is the subject of the next workshop. Latency refers to the fact that...

Before cancer kills, it cheats – Ace Scientist

Featured news, News, Outreach

By Brett Milano, Harvard Correspondent Cancer, with us since the dawn of cellular life, is a companion we may never be rid of, says Arizona State University evolutionary biologist Athena Aktipis. But a fresh look at the disease could bring new strategies for managing...

Frontiers in Cancer Research

Book, Featured news, News

Edited by Carlo C. Maley and Mel Greaves Published 2016 This is the ideal book for anyone contemplating starting a career in, or shifting their career to, studying the dynamics that drive cancer progression and its response to therapy. Topics include the theory and...

Cancer Systems Biology Consortium

Funding Opportunities

The Cancer Systems Biology Consortium consists of specialized U01 Research Projects, U54 CSBC Research Centers, and a U24 Coordinating Center. Ongoing funding announcements for the CSBC components can be found on the CSBC website.

View Public Lecture by Susan Rosenberg PhD – Why Cancers (and Infections) Beat Us and How to Turn the Tables, Apr. 25th

Archive Events, Public Lecture

Wednesday April 25 6 p.m. Marston Exploration Theater, ISTB4 ASU Tempe campus Parking Information Free Event RSVP View Susan Rosenberg’s Public Lecture at the Marston Theater   Cancers are diseases of evolution. Their high mutation rates makes them hard to...