The University of Wisconsin Division of Hematology, Medical Oncology and Palliative Care leads interdisciplinary, translational cancer research studies and clinical trials of experimental therapeutics.
We partner closely with the nationally recognized University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center, and many of our labs are located in the Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research, a state-of-the-art facility that brings together scientists from multiple disciplines. Through these collaborations, we speed the transfer of science to patients. More about our department’s research environment.
And if you're a trainee, learn more about Research Training in Hematology, our T32-funded research training program.
Our investigators work to transform medicine every day. Get to know them below.
Cancer Biology
Prevention and Screening
Basic and translational research:
Solid Tumors
BREAST
Basic and translational research: Burkard: Breast Cancer Genetics and Precision Medicine
Clinical research: Breast Cancer
GASTROINTESTINAL
Clinical research: Gastrointestinal Cancer
GENITOURINARY
Basic and translational research:
- Kosoff: Therapeutic Targeting of the Tumor Microenvironment
- Lang: Translational Biomarker Therapeutics for Prostate Cancer
- McNeel: Immunology and Genitourinary Tumor Biology
Clinical research: Genitourinary Cancer
MELANOMA AND SKIN CANCER
Basic and translational research: Albertini: Immunobiology for Advanced Melanoma
Clinical research: Melanoma and Skin Cancer
THORACIC
Clinical research: Thoracic Cancer
Hematology and Bone Marrow Transplant
Clinical research:
