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Our Research
Our lab is interested in understanding how epigenetic mechanisms drive the development of brain cancer. Drawing from our focused investigations into epigenetic regulation, in addition to more unbiased approaches, we seek to identify novel therapies for patients with brain cancer. Our work sits at the interface of chromatin biology, neuroscience and cancer biology.
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Latest News
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Celebrating our superstar undergraduate Akin Adio on his acceptance to the @PennMedicine PASS program this summer!… https://t.co/6g0gyGI1tH
Interested in Joining?
We are constantly looking for talented and passionate recruits to join our growing team! Please contact Dr. Phillips with your CV if interested.
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