Just 2.5 hours from Boston and New York City, the 87-acre East Campus is home to a thriving bioscience and high-tech community. Its "co-location" model brings together the best of government, industry and academic researchers and technology, all in one place. The result is a dynamic mix of established biotechnology companies, start-up ventures, University professors, and government scientists who put a premium on collaborating and advancing science.

news Updates


• NIH selects, funds GEN*NY*SIS Cancer Center scientist Scott Tennembaum for task force identifying key parts of human genome needed for biological function (more...)

• Cancer Genomics Researcher Thomas Begley Publishes Study in Oct.8 issue of Molecular Cell: "Hot spots for modulating toxicity identified by genomic phenotyping and localization mapping." (more...)

• Cancer Genomics Researcher Julio Aguirre-Ghiso Publishes Study in October 15 issue of Cancer Research: "Green Fluorescent Protein Tagging of Extracellular Signal-Regulated Kinase and p38 Pathways Reveals Novel Dynamics of Pathway Activation during Primary and Metastatic Growth" (more...)

• Acceptys, Inc. to locate cancer R&D operations on East Campus, collaborate with CFG (more...)

• Cancer Genomics Researcher Douglas Conklin Co-authors Study in March 25 Edition of Nature: “A resource for large-scale RNA-interference-based screens in mammals”(more...)

• East Campus becomes co-founder in the area’s new Tech Valley Incubator Network (more...)

press releases
• May 28, 2004: Cancer Center Researcher Thomas Begley Receives Prestigious Watson Grant (more...)

• UAlbany's Gen*NY*Sis Center for Excellence in Cancer Genomics Appoints Three New Scientists to Lead Cutting-edge Research Efforts (more...)

• NIH Grant Will Boost Biomedical Research at Cancer Genomics Center(more...)

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