Shaping the future of data science.
Powering cancer research at Dana-Farber.
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What We do
Every day we fight cancer through data-driven science.
- Create some of the most widely-used tools in cancer genomics.
- Collaborate on research across all disease groups at Dana-Farber.
- Support hundreds of active clinical trials across the globe.
- Train the next generation of data scientists.
Call for Abstracts: HCC Early Career Investigator Symposium
We warmly invite students, post-docs, residents, and clinical fellows affiliated with the Harvard Cancer Consortium to submit abstracts for consideration as oral or poster presentations. The deadline for abstracts is Friday September 18, 2026. You can find the submission link as well as more information on the symposium at our website: dfhcc.harvard.edu/ecis
Dana-Farber Researchers Create Experimental AI-based Oncologist’s Assistant
Written by Elizabeth Dougherty, Dana-Farber Communications Powered by large-language models that have been given a crash course in precision oncology, the AI-based oncologist’s assistant shows the potential for AI to help oncologists keep up with the fast pace of approvals of precision cancer medicines. There are over 100 precision medicines approved for the
