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Susanna M. Hamilton
Blog / 07.10.19
An effort to map cancer’s weak spots is starting to reveal new drug targets
Through the Broad’s Cancer Dependency Map, researchers are searching for genetic vulnerabilities in cancer cells that could lead the way to better precision drugs.Read more
Photo courtesy of Donald Raymond
Blog / 06.25.19
Donald Raymond solves the structures of proteins and supports the development of better therapeutics
In a #WhyIScience Q&A, the research scientist explains how X-ray crystallography reveals the secrets of proteins and informs drug-related researchRead more
Photo courtesy of Broad Communications.
Blog / 05.16.19
Andrew Cherniack mines tumor data for clues
In a #WhyIScience Q&A, the longtime group leader from the Broad’s Cancer Program recounts his move from molecular to computational biology and talks about the collaborative effort that went into The Cancer Genome AtlasRead more
Donald Raymond
Blog / 04.16.19
A chemist, a compound, and the path from bench to bedside
A Broad chemist talks about his experiences on a team guiding a new targeted cancer treatment to the clinic.Read more
Blog / 03.18.19
Sumaiya Iqbal is using computer science to bridge genetics and therapeutics
In a #WhyIScience Q&A, the postdoctoral fellow, who is a computer scientist by training, explains how she ended up working in the biomedical field, bringing math and computational power to bear on the fields of translational genetics and structural biologyRead more