Ana is one of the first recipients of the bold new $1 million AACR Trailblazer Cancer Research Grants, and her project will advance our understanding of how conversations between the nervous and immune systems control when cancer returns.
We are very proud of Andreia for her top scoring abstract!
We are very proud of Lena for her Master's work, which advances our understanding of liver innervation and how it impacts the formation of breast cancer metastases at this target site.
We are very proud of Marta for her Master's work using computational biology approaches to dissect changes in natural killer cells during the formation of breast cancer liver metastases.
We are excited to welcome Marta, Lena, Catarina, Maria and Sérgio to the team!
Ana is one of the 6 winners in the area of Oncology, and her project will advance our understanding of how organ-specific microenvironments influence the formation of breast cancer metastases.
We are very proud of Andreia for her funded project, which will deepen our understanding of cancer-neuro-immune interactions during the formation of breast cancer metastases.
We warmly welcome our second PhD student, Arjun Aji Reeja, and newest research assistant, Jennifer Murray, to the Correia team!
We are thrilled to welcome Margarida Braga and Bruna Garcia to the team!
Excited to see that our Perspective article has inspired the cover of the latest issue of Nature Reviews Immunology: a maze to metastasis designed by Simon Bradbrook.
We are thrilled to welcome Andreia Gonçalves to the team, our very first PhD student!
It is with great satisfaction that we see Miguel engaging in the mission of the Metastasis Research Society (MRS) with his election to the Early Career Leadership Council (ECLC).
What an honor to put together an educational session at the AACR Annual meeting 2023!
On its 50th anniversary, the Portuguese newspaper Expresso highlights the key personalities in 5 originally illustrated magazines.
Ana is one of the 11 winners of the 2023 EMBO Installation Grants, one of the 2 scientists awarded in Portugal this year, and her funded project will deepen our understanding of the process of dormancy in tumor cells.
The Cancer Dormancy & Immunity Lab is very happy to welcome Miguel Fuzeta to the team!
The AACR NextGen program distinguishes early-career cancer researchers, and offers them an exciting opportunity to have their work featured in a major symposium at the AACR Annual Meeting.
We are very excited to welcome Francisco Landum to the Cancer Dormancy & Immunity Lab!
Our paper "Hepatic stellate cells suppress NK cell-sustained breast cancer dormancy" was included in the February 2022 EACR's regular summary of the 10 most interesting and impactful recent papers in cancer research.
The award ceremony "31 Years Pfizer Research Prize" took place on February 10th, 2022, via livestream.
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