Careers in biomedical cancer research offer great challenges and great rewards. Researchers at NCI and at institutions throughout the United States investigate causes, treatments, and cures for common and rare cancers. Groundbreaking discoveries from cancer research improve the lives of children, teens, men, women, seniors, and minority populations across the country.
This page contains links to profiles and interviews of minority cancer researchers and students at different stages of their educations and careers. Select a researcher below to read his or her career journey, from the earliest stages in high school to becoming an independent investigator.
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Download the full print-friendly Special Report: a Journey of Discovery in PDF format.
Find out more and apply for training programs at NCI's Center for Cancer Training (CCT).
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