Cancer research:
evaluation
design
communication
Cancer research:
evaluation
design
communication
If you are a scientist, I can help you to improve your research by analyzing it systemically, resolving the problems you have encountered, and helping you to communicate your findings to professional and lay audiences.
If you are a funder, I can help you to evaluate research programs and grant applications. I have reviewed for about 20 funding agencies and study sections, as well as for about 60 journals.
Over the years, my research has focused on many aspects of cancer biology, including carcinogenesis, apoptosis, cancer metabolism, genomic instability and aneuploidy, cancer body-to-body transmission, polyploidy, oncogenic viruses, cell-cell interactions, virus-cell, and cell-cell fusion. My work has been published in 59 articles, cited about 23K times and presented in 187 invited lectures and seminars. For more details, please see my CV and articles in The Wall Street Journal, The Findings, The Scientist, and OncLive.
Lerna is the place where Hercules killed the vicious Hydra and its ally the Crab (cancer in Latin). My son views this battle as an allegory for defeating cancer, a battle that was so difficult that even Hercules needed an assistant.