Scientist and musician Dawei Kumaki, MD, PhD, blends laboratory research with orchestral composition, showing how curiosity, creativity, and discovery can connect science and music in unexpected and inspiring ways.
Advancing detection of prostate cancer, a new imaging drug targets PSMA—a protein marking cancer cells—helping physicians identify disease earlier and guiding patients toward timely, confident treatment decisions.
Three Huntsman Cancer Institute employees received 2025 University of Utah Staff Excellence Awards, recognizing their service, innovation, and meaningful contributions to patients, trainees, staff, and the wider community.
To anyone feeling overwhelmed or lost, please know you are not alone. You are loved. There are others you love, and your love is extremely important to them.
Olympian and cancer survivor Ildiko Strehli blends sport, science, and compassion, showing how resilience and research shape her work and inspire well-being beyond the 2026 Winter Games.
The PathMaker program provided Adamaris Martinez with the access, mentorship, and resources she needed to go from a high school student to published author—and now to grad school.
Huntsman Cancer Institute, alongside the Price College of Engineering and other departments at the University of Utah, awarded grants to interdisciplinary research teams seeking innovative engineering solutions for cancer challenges.
Anthony Bradley underwent a limb salvage surgery after being diagnosed with sarcoma as a high school senior. Now, he is providing empathetic care to patients as an operating room nurse.
After 20 years of transformative leadership, Mary Beckerle steps down as CEO and Brad Cairns is named successor to continue advancing cancer research and care across the Mountain West.
Two Huntsman Cancer Institute researchers are recognized with endowed chairs. Endowed chairs are created through philanthropy and honor accomplishments in research.
Tulips and daffodils planted at the groundbreaking of Huntsman Cancer Institute Comprehensive Cancer Center in Vineyard represent hope and the spirit of collaboration at the heart of the project.
A nationally recognized cancer surgeon and academic leader, Gamblin brings deep expertise in cancer care, research, and innovation to advance surgical oncology across the Mountain West.
With a focus on innovation and collaboration, Welm will lead efforts to advance the Department of Oncological Sciences’ academic mission and scientific excellence, while positioning the department for national distinction.
