We embrace the impact that antibodies, glycoproteins, and cancer research have in science and our society. Our lab studies cancer biology using tools from immuno-oncology, which along with surgery and chemotherapy has become a keystone of cancer treatment.

We're focused on three primary projects: 1) Analyzing the relationship of antibody structure with function, 2) identifying tumor and tumor-endothelial-cell markers to assess their interactions and role in cancer cell growth and 3) describing and explaining the role chemokine receptors play in cancer health disparities across racially and socioeconomically diverse groups.