Our faculty are acknowledged both nationally and
internationally for their innovative work in cancer
research, resulting in regular collaborations with
a variety of institutions globally in addition to
collaborations with colleagues within our own
division and institution. The focus of our
researchers is centered around the development
and application of experimental therapeutics and
targeted agents for future cancer patient
treatment. This includes testing new drugs in
models systems starting with in-vitro cell culture
and moving to in vivo models.
Our researchers continue to study the mechanisms
of resistance developed over time by patients to
certain drugs as well as the innate resistance
in some patients to certain drugs. Innovative
strides continue to be made in cancer research
each day as a result of the continued passion
and dedication by our faculty in the fight
against cancer.
PROFILES Research Networking Software includes several different ways to view networks, including (from left to right) Concept Clouds, which highlight a person's areas of research; Map Views, which show where a person's co-authors are located; Publication Timelines, which graph the number of publications of different types by year; Radial Network Views, which illustrate clusters of connectivity among related people; and Concept Timelines, which depict how a person's research focus has changed over time.
All faculty members must complete an annual conflict of interest disclosure form with the University of Colorado Denver. Faculty members must disclose all financial ties and interests, regardless of amount, including salary or payment for services, consulting fees, royalty income, honoraria, payments for speaking, consulting and travel, service on boards, gifts, stock and equity interests. Financial interests of family members must also be reported. Importantly, faculty members must complete and sign the annual disclosure form, even if there are no financial ties, interests or conflicts to report.
Professional Research Assistants (PRAs) and staff members who participate in basic or clinical research or who negotiate or execute research agreements on behalf of the University must also submit annual disclosure reports.
Changes, additions or elimination of activities or interests must be reported by submitting an updated evaluation form within 30 days of the change, addition or elimination.
The Office of Research Services (ORS)is a faculty resource for information and resources related to obtaining external support for your research and teaching activities. On their website you will find funding opportunities, personalized fund searches for faculty, and faculty seminars and registrations.
