Research

Faculty and student researchers in more than 80 laboratories of 20 K-State departments are demystifying cancer by conducting cutting-edge studies on things like:

• how cancer forms and progresses.
• what changes occur in the genetic information of cancer cells.
• the role of viruses in cancer development.
• anti-cancer drug discovery.
• potential methods of diagnosis and treatment.

More detailed information about K-State's cancer research programs is on our Faculty Researchers page , which lists our faculty members with summaries of their cancer research.

Student research opportunities and funding awards are on the Student Opportunities page.

 

 

Read brief stories about K-State cancer research in the SPARC! or archives of the Conquest magazines. You may also be interested in recent publications by the Johnson Cancer Researc Center's members.