My name is Cameron – I'm a researcher at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Boston Children's Hospital, where I work as a postdoc in the labs of Leonard Zon and Franziska Michor. I study the biology of tumorigenesis using cutting-edge experimental tools including synthetic biology, live fluorescence microscopy, and phosphoproteomics by mass spectrometry, and I enjoy coupling data from these tools with principled mathematical and statistical modeling to tackle fundamental questions in cancer biology.
My PhD work at MIT focused on understanding how kinase-addicted cancers resist therapy and on building new tools to analyze molecular pathways and dependencies in patient tumor samples.