Robert A. Weinberg

04/12/2018

Mouse study links early metastasis to systemic inflammation caused by wound healing.

05/30/2017

Nature Reviews Cancer

05/10/2017

Check out this digital collection highlighting the expanded framework from Hallmarks of Cancer: The Next Generation and a review on the contribution of stromal cells to hallmark capabilities in this exciting compendia. From here:

01/29/2014

Do you recognize the scientist in this picture?

Stay tuned this Thursday for the first installment of Cell Line, illustrating our first decade of exciting biology. (This scientist will be making an appearance in it!)

08/10/2012

An outstanding chance to learn from the masters! the Hallmarks of Cancer symposium organised by Dr Weinberg himself will address the translation of recent research advances and their probable impact on the future of cancer treatment.

(Register before Aug 29th 2012, and save upto a 100$.)

The aim of the Hallmarks of Cancer Symposium is to highlight recent exciting advances by bringing together key leaders in the field and to facilitate the translation of basic research discoveries into improvements in cancer treatment.

08/10/2012

The 15th recipient of the prestigious Pezcoller Foundation AACR International award for Cancer research for his eminent work in the field of cancer genetics and cell and molecular biology,and for his invaluable contributions to the future of bio medical research . Congratulations Dr Weinberg. :)

Recipient of the Pezcoller Foundation-AACR International Award for Cancer Research CHICAGO — Robert A. Weinberg, Ph.D., is the recipient of the 2012 Pezcoller Foundation-AACR International Award for Cancer Research for his outstanding work in the fields of cell and molecular biology, and cancer gen...

04/07/2012

From a cancer researcher's perspective, the successes of hypothesis-driven science are clear and undeniable.Is it worth extinguishing 30 small-scale projects for an attack at the systems-wide level?

There is little to show for all the time and money invested in genomic studies of cancer, says Robert Weinberg — and the approach is undermining tried-and-tested ways of doing, and of building, science.

01/16/2012

Dr. Robert Weinberg addresses Scientia Advisors on genetic mutation, epithelial-mesenchynal transition (EMT) signals, and the fate of circulating tumor cells.

01/16/2012

Whitehead Institute Member Robert Weinberg's keynote address from the 2011 Whitehead Colloquium, November 5, 2011.

12/11/2011

Congratulations to Dr Weinberg for being among the chosen One Hundred!

Robert Weinberg, PhD, is the Daniel K. Ludwig Professor & American Cancer Society Professor for Cancer Research at MIT & member of Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research.

12/11/2011

© GMG/Phil McCarten 2011 : Robert A. Weinberg speaks during a Plenary Session at the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting here today, Tuesday, April 5, 2011. More than 17,000 physicians, researchers, health care professionals, cancer survivors and patient advocates from 60 countries are attending the meeting at the Orange County Convention Center. The meeting covers the breadth of cancer science from basic through clinical and epidemiological research. Date: Tuesday, April 5, 2011 Photo by © GMG/Phil McCarten 2011 Technical Questions: todd@toddbuchanan.com; Phone: 612-226-5154. 657.0

11/23/2011

Congratulations to Dr Weinberg on being the 2011 Mike Hogg Awardee , and to those lucky few who will get to attend his lecture on 'Cancer Stem Cells, the EMT and Malignant Progression' at the MD Anderson Cancer Centre (Wednesday , Dec 7th, 2011) :)

The MD Anderson Alumni & Faculty Association will recognize Robert A. Weinberg, PhD as the 2011 Mike Hogg Awardee. Weinberg is a founding member of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research and is the Daniel K. Ludwig Professor for Cancer Research at MIT. Please join us for his award and lec...