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Samantha Caesar-Johnson, M.S.

  • Program Associate Director

Samantha Caesar-Johnson manages R03, R13, and R21 grants related to tumor metastasis. She also has a special research interest in understanding the role of the tumor microenvironment and gut microbiome in cancer metastasis.

 

Background

Prior to coming to DCB, Ms. Caesar-Johnson was the Program Manager in the NCI Center for Cancer Genomics, specifically for the Genomic Data Analysis Network and TCGA’s Pan-Cancer Atlas Network. She supported numerous analysis working groups tasked with analyzing various cancer types, which resulted in multiple publications benefiting the research community. 

 

Education

M.S., Forensic Sciences (with a concentration in DNA Analysis & Serology), Stevenson University
B.S., Biological Sciences, University of Maryland 

 

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