Hinrichs Lab - Career Opportunities
Are you interested in joining a team of scientists working at the cutting edge of cancer immunotherapy research? Please apply for one of our open positions
RUYES Rotator 102020
$1.6M NCI Grant Supports ‘RUYES’ Youth Education Program
A $1.6 million NCI grant to Rutgers Cancer Institute will support the Rutgers Youth Enjoy Science (RUYES) Program, which aims to increase the diversity of the biomedical, cancer research workforce through a comprehensive learning experience.
Expansion of Care - Jack & Sheryl Morris Cancer Center
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Hinrichs Lab News
USA Today - March 4, 2026 - This mom had a cervical cancer tumor the size of a baby's head. A clinical trial saved her life.
The Philadelphia Inquirer - February 16, 2026 - After a Philadelphia Cancer Patient Ran Out of Options, a Novel T-Cell Therapy at Rutgers Kept Her Alive
