Our research centers on identifying genomic and epigenomic modifications in prostate cancer that
contribute to metastasis and therapy resistance. We develop novel algorithms and perform genomics and
functional analysis to identify clinically relevant markers for diagnostics and targets for precision therapy
development. We are involved in multi-institutional collaborative research and closely interact with
biostatisticians, clinicians, and translational scientists.
Current focus areas of research include developing strategies to break treatment resistance, particularly
developing novel approaches to augment responses in advanced prostate cancers to DNA-damaging
agents. Other major interests includes :
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Developing biomarkers of radioligand therapy sensitivity in locally advanced prostate cancer
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Developing novel methods to assess tumor genomic and epigenomic aberrant states using circulating tumor DNA