Cancer Biology Institute

Cancer Biology Institute is a University in West Haven, CT. The institute connects scientists from across Yale to study the common underlying causes of cancer by investigating core cellular and molecular links across multiple types of the disease. Research efforts at the institute include specialized labs such as the Alarcón Lab, Ferguson Lab, Kabeche Lab, Klein Lab, LaMarche Lab, Lemmon Lab, Liu Lab, Muzumdar Lab, and Schlessinger Lab.

The institute is part of the Yale West Campus, a facility that includes state-of-the-art research spaces and seven scientific cores that serve as the backbone of academic research. These core facilities provide access to advanced technology, such as the Krios cryo-electron microscope, to support diverse scientific investigations. The campus provides various services to its community and guests, including a conference center, dining, fitness and wellness facilities, and research support.

The Cancer Biology Institute is located on West Campus Drive.

The institute is known for its commitment to advancing scientific discovery through multidisciplinary approaches and high-dimensional profiling of patient tissues. Its research focuses on uncovering therapeutic opportunities and understanding the complex interplay of genetic and environmental factors in cancer development.

The Cancer Biology Institute remains a vital part of the Yale research community, driving innovation in cancer biology within West Haven.

Services:

• Cancer biology research
• Interdisciplinary cancer studies
• Lab-based scientific investigation
• Publication and event organization