
Research Programs
Hollings scientists conduct cutting-edge research in cancer biology & immunology, cancer prevention & control, and developmental cancer therapeutics.
Today's research leads to tomorrow's cures.
MUSC Hollings Cancer Center is committed to translational science that accelerates lifesaving discoveries getting from the lab to the bedside to benefit our patients, both at Hollings and beyond. Hollings is home to more than 150 scientists conducting research and collaborating on better ways to prevent, detect, diagnose, and treat this complex disease. As one of 73 National Cancer Institute-designated cancer centers, Hollings continues to attract top cancer researchers from leading institutions across the country who conduct research in the community, laboratory, and clinic. The center has an annual research funding portfolio of over $50 million and offers more than 200 clinical trials.
Hollings scientists conduct cutting-edge research in cancer biology & immunology, cancer prevention & control, and developmental cancer therapeutics.
Hollings supports shared resources that are efficient, cost-effective, and provide the latest industry standards for enhanced scientific productivity.
Hollings investigators develop and implement clinical trials that test the latest research discoveries and explore new ways to prevent and treat cancer.
“ This is lifesaving research we're doing to discover and invent new treatments, to test them, and to make sure the outcomes of our patients are improved by putting these new treatments in place. ”
Dr. Raymond DuBois, director of MUSC Hollings Cancer Center
Hollings is committed to developing the researchers who will go on to make cancer research breakthroughs in the years ahead. Starting with high school students, Hollings offers education, training, mentoring, and career development opportunities across all levels.
Learn about our programsHollings offers intramural support opportunities for students, postdoctoral trainees, and faculty conducting cancer-related research and clinical services.
Learn about fundingHollings seeks MUSC faculty who have an interest in cancer research and provides opportunities for interactions and collaboration among investigators with common interests. Members are given priority access to Hollings-supported shared resources and are eligible to apply for pilot project funding.
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