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    The next generation of scientists

    Meet Johanna Wagner: She is part of the  Department of Quantitative Biomedicine and focuses on cancer research using single-cell technologies.

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    Santina Russo
    Published on January 14, 2020

    In today’s world, scientists of different fields need to work together – for better research, to improve patient care, and for their own success. PhD programs, which provide an interdisciplinary network, can facilitate collaborations. Students in Zurich tell us what they think the future holds for them.

    The Patients’ Tumor Bank of Hope’s collaboration with the Department of Quantitative Biomedicine makes it possible for Johanna Wagner to research breast cancer.

    Breast cancer research using single-cell technologies

    Name: Johanna Wagner
    Initial Education: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
    From: Germany

    By Santina Russo
    Santina Russo is a freelance science and medical journalist based in Zurich, Switzerland.
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