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2007 significant published accomplishments

The University of Wisconsin Paul P. Carbone Comprehensive Cancer Center is committed to leading-edge research to provide better treatment and ultimately, cures for cancer.

In addition, the McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research, an integral part of the UW Carbone Cancer Center (UWCCC) , is dedicated to cancer research and conducts some of the most innovative research in this field.

UWCCC members total more than 250 faculty from 55 departments and 9 schools and participate in and have access to Research Programs, Disease Oriented Working Groups, and Shared Services.

Total research funding for all cancer center members:
2002 - $85.8 Million
2003 - $98.5 Million
2004 - $125 Million
2005 - $141 Million
2006 - $140.3 Million
2007 - $155 Million

If you are interested in joining the UWCCC membership, please review UWCCC membership details.



The UW Carbone Cancer Center leadership includes:


(Left to right: N. Drinkwater, D. Mulkerin, H. Bailey, J. Wegenke, G. Wilding, P. Sondel, P. Remington, not shown P. Harari)

  • George Wilding, Director
  • Norman Drinkwater, Associate Director of Laboratory Research
  • Daniel Mulkerin, Medical Director
  • Howard Bailey, Associate Director of Clinical Research
  • Jane Wegenke, Associate Director of Administration
  • Paul Sondel, Associate Director of Translational Research
  • Patrick Remington, Associate Director of Cancer Control and Outreach
  • Paul Harari, Associate Director of Multidisciplinary Research

The official launch of the Interdisciplinary Research Complex marks the final phase of an ambitious collaboration between the state, the campus and private donors to create leading edge health sciences facilities on the UW campus.

Learn more about the IRC:

Interdisciplinary Research Complex: Building a Catalyst for Discovery

Last Concrete Poured for Phase One of IRC

 

UWCCC Research Retreat


Breast Cancer Patients With Greater Need Do More Online Info Seeking

Pain and Policy Studies Group announces 2008 Fellows

Later Birth Order May Decrease Breast-Cancer Risk among Women Breast-Fed as Infants

Few Cancer Patients Take Advantage of Clinical Trials; Tim Wassenaar presents findings at ASCO.

Panel headed by Michael Fiore releases update to 'Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence'

20th Annual Course in Clinical Flow Cytometry
August 10-15, 2008

From Abstract to Bedside: Systematic Review of the 2008 ASCO Meeting
Friday, June 20 - Wauwatosa
Saturday, June 21 - Madison

2nd Annual UWCCC Research Retreat Poster Abstracts

From Arnold Ruoho's lab:
Research Sheds Light on a Key Component of the Visual System


From Ben Shen's lab: Designer bacteria unlock biochemical secrets that may aid cancer treatment

More news



Kiessling among 7 new Wisconsin Academy Fellows

Wei Xu, PhD receives 2008 Shaw Scientist research award

John Kuo, MD, Phd receives Young Clinician Investigator Award from the American Association of Neurological Surgeons

John Kuo receives first HEADRUSH research award

Laura Kiessling receives 2008 Guggenheim Fellowship

Sanjay Asthana will be the director of the new Center of Excellence in Geriatric Medicine and Training
 



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