Congratulations to Professor Xu. His book “Cancer Bioinformatics” is translated in Chinese and published in June 2016.

Date: Saturday, April 23, 2016 Time: 11:00 am – 6:00 pm Location: Unicoi State Park Participants: All CSBL members

Big congratulations to Dr. Chi Zhang for getting offers for assistant professor positions from both Indiana University and the University of Michigan — what an accomplishment for a 28 year old!!!.

Big congratulations to Xin Chen for getting three offers for Assistant Professor positions from Tongji University, Jilin University, and Tianjin University.  We wish Xin well in his academic career.

Sha Cao  just won the very competitive and prestigious Grimes Family Distinguished Graduate Fellowship in Natural Sciences. Congratulations, Sha, for this great recognition for what you have accomplished academically!

Find out more about the lab's cancer research by listening to this interview of Dr. Xu by April Reese Sorrow of WUGA's Classic City Science which aired on August 19, 2014. Click to the left of the time stamp to play the audio.

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by Alan Flurry Athens, Ga. – Chronic inflammation that induces low oxygen levels, or hypoxia, is a widely accepted cause of cancer development. However, the link between hypoxia and cell proliferation is far from clear. A new study by University of Georgia researchers presents a model explaining the connection between

Tuesday the International Journal of Cancer published the CSBL’s most recent research, “Cancer may be a pathway to cell survival under persistent hypoxia and elevated ROS: A model for solid-cancer initiation and early development” authored by Chi Zhang, Sha Cao, Bryan P. Toole and Ying Xu.

For the second year in a row a CSBL graduate student has received the prestigious Innovative and Interdisciplinary Research Grant awarded by the UGA Graduate School.  This year Sha Cao was recognized for her ongoing cancer research and received the maximum grant offered. Cao plans to use the award to