Christina Curtis, PhD
AACR Outstanding Investigator Award for Breast Cancer Research

Christina Curtis, PhD

RZ Cao Professor of Medicine
Genetics and Biomedical Data Science;
Director, Artificial Intelligence and Cancer Genomics
and Breast Cancer Translational Research
Stanford University
Stanford, California

For innovative work in identifying novel molecular subgroups of breast cancer, uncovering critical prognostic and predictive biomarkers, and developing innovative therapeutic strategies targeting these subgroups. Dr. Curtis’s research has advanced the understanding of breast cancer evolution, particularly in high-risk populations, and developed multi-modal biomarkers to guide patient stratification and treatment, significantly impacting personalized oncology. Her work continues to shape the future of precision medicine in breast cancer, demonstrating the potential for tailored therapies to improve patient outcomes.

The AACR Award for Outstanding Investigator for Breast Cancer Research was established by the AACR to recognize an early-career investigator for meritorious achievements in basic cancer research. The award is intended to recognize an individual who has not yet reached 46 years of age at the time of their award presentation. To learn more, please visit the press release.

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