Lurie Cancer Center Members
Membership in the Lurie Cancer Center is based on the investigator's cancer research focus and scholarly activity. A program assignment recommendation is made by the Executive Committee with final approval issued by the cancer center's director. Full members are assigned to a program in the Basic Science Research Division, the Clinical Science Research Division or the Cancer Prevention & Control Research Division. All members are welcome and encouraged to participate in any educational activities initiated by the Lurie Cancer Center.
Wang, Xiaozhong
Professor
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Genetic manipulations in mouse embryonic cells provide a very useful platform to unveil in vivo functions of human genes, particularly for those health-related genes such as cancers. The Wang labor... [more]
Wang, Yinu
Research Assistant Professor
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My research interest focuses on understanding the mechanisms contributing to recurrence and chemoresistance in ovarian cancer (OC) to improve clinical outcomes. I have developed emerging exp... [more]
Wayne, Jeffrey
Professor
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Dr. Wayne is interested in studying the optimal multimodality treatment strategies for melanoma, soft tissue sarcoma and tumors of the upper gastrointestinal tract. Dr. Wayne also has an interest in s... [more]
Wei, Jian-Jun
Professor
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My research interests focus on the histological and phenotypical interpretation of human cancer. As a physician scientist trained in gynecological pathology, my research goal is to discover and develo... [more]
Weinberg, Samuel
Assistant Professor
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My group's research focuses on determining how cell-intrinsic and environmental metabolic alterations influence immune cell function and shape immunity, with the long-term goal of identifying cli... [more]
Weinstein, Joanna L.
Associate Professor
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Dr. Weinstein's clinical and research areas of interest include retinoblastoma, pediatric lymphoma (both Non-Hodgkin and Hodgkin subtypes and post-transplantation lymphomas), and the hi... [more]
Weiss, Eric
Associate Professor
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Dr. Weiss's laboratory is interested in understanding how protein kinase signaling pathways coordinate cytoskeleton organization, membrane traffic, and gene expression to define cell architecture. ... [more]
Wignall, Sadie
Professor
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Proper segregation of chromosomes during mitosis and meiosis depends upon the formation of a bipolar spindle. In most cell types, duplicated centrosomes contribute to spindle assembly by nucleating m... [more]
Winter, Jane N.
Professor
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Winter's clinical and research interests focus on the malignant lymphomas (both Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin), particularly the development of novel therapies and the investigation of clinical and biologic... [more]
Wolf, Michael
Professor
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My work focuses on 1) the study of cognitive, psychosocial, and health system factors that affect a person's ability to successfully manage health, and 2) the design of practical, scalable interventio... [more]