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Join us for the inaugural Intercampus Cancer Metabolism Symposium, bringing together researchers from Cornell’s Ithaca and Weill Cornell Medicine campuses. The event will take place October 21–22, 2025, at Cornell Ithaca.  
For more details, visit the 2025 Intercampus Cancer Metabolism Symposium page!

 

CMFG members meet on the first Thursday every month to share cutting-edge research at the interface of cancer, metabolism, and immunometabolism. We encourage talks from trainees and have created this seminar series to provide them with a platform to showcase their on-going, unpublished, or published work. A list of current and past seminar speakers can be found on this page.

Upcoming Seminars

DatePresenterLabTitle
Aug 07, 2025Chiamaka EzehNwosu LabTBA                                                                                                                                                                            
Sept 4, 2025Brandon JamesWang LabTBA
Oct 2, 2025Anthony Max ChenWeiss Lab                      TBA

Past Seminars

DatePresenterLabTitle
Jan 16, 2025Zeribe NwosuNwosu LabMetabolomics profile of HDAC1-deleted pancreatic cancer cells
Feb 6, 2025Glenn SimmonsSimmons LabThe Potential of Lipids to Reshape Macrophage Function in the Tumor Microenvironment
Mar 6, 2025Kimaya BakhleDongre LabPerturbing immune-suppressive adenosinergic signaling in heterogeneous epithelial-mesenchymal breast tumors
April 3, 2025Jack CrowleyFischbach & Zipfel LabsTwo-Photon Fluorescence Polarization Imaging of NAD(P)H in Migrating Breast Cancer Cells
May 1, 2025Dong LongSethupathy LabThe Role and Therapeutic Potential of Orphan Transporter SLC16A14 in Fibrolamellar Carcinoma
Kimaya Bakhle
Kimaya Bakhle, graduate student in the Dongre Lab presenting at the CMFG Research Highlights seminar series.
Immune cells present in a murine model of heterogeneous breast tumors. T-cells (purple), Macrophages (green) and DAPI (blue)
Immune cells present in a murine model of heterogeneous breast tumors. T-cells (purple), Macrophages (green) and DAPI (blue). 
Image credit: Kimaya Bakhle
Feline mammary carcinoma expressing E-cadherin (white), Vimentin (red) and DAPI (blue)
Feline mammary carcinoma expressing E-cadherin (white), Vimentin (red) and DAPI (blue). 
Image credit: Sophie Nelissen