Research Programs
The UNM Cancer Center’s team of scientists is making significant progress in new cancer drug development, genome sequencing, cancer prevention and cell signaling.
Supported by our Cancer Center Support Grant (P30CA118100), our scientists are clustered into three National Cancer Institute (NCI) research programs
UNMCCC Programs
Collaborating for Greater Impact
New Mexico is rich with scientific and technological capabilities. Our researchers take advantage of the nearby resources by combining regional scientific strengths into our programs. UNM Cancer Center investigators regularly collaborate with scientists from our consortium partners, Sandia National Laboratories, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute; and with scientists at New Mexico State University. These collaborations provide important insights and help to unlock some of cancer's most challenging questions.
Native American Cancer Data Website
Center for HPV Prevention (CHPVP)
Cancer Research Informatics Information System
The UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center developed the Cancer Research Informatics Information System (CRIIS) to stimulate, foster and support scientific research and clinical care within each of the Center’s mission areas. CRIIS is a fully integrated cancer informatics platform with an optimized user interface that includes tools for conducting statistical analyses and data visualization.
Learn about CRIIS Access