Cancer Biologist
OR
Oncology Research Scientist
Tumor Biology Expert
Cellular Cancer Researcher
Cancer Molecular Biologist
Oncogenic Pathways Analyst
Last updated on 09 Jan 2026
Overview
Cancer Biologists study the genetic, cellular, and molecular mechanisms of cancer development and progression. Their research helps uncover how tumors form, grow, and spread, aiding in the development of new treatments. They often work in labs, collaborating with other scientists and clinicians. By identifying key targets, they contribute to drug development and early detection methods. Their work is vital for advancing personalized cancer therapies.
Job Description
- Investigate cellular and genetic causes of cancer
- Conduct lab-based research on tumor biology
- Analyze experimental data and publish findings
- Develop and test new anti-cancer drugs
- Work with multidisciplinary research teams
- Apply molecular techniques like PCR and sequencing
- Present findings at conferences and seminars
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