Both graduate and post-doctoral training opportunities in cancer research are supported by a Training Grant from the National Cancer Institute. Additional training positions are funded through faculty research grants, fellowships and other discretionary funds. The Ph.D. Training Program Students apply directly to either the Pharmacology and Toxicology Program , or to the Molecular and Cell Biology Program . After selection of an adviser, usually at the end of the first year, outstanding students are nominated for a position on the Cancer Biology Training Grant. Trainees complete course work that includes a foundation in Cancer Biology, and participate in program activities of the Norris Cotton Cancer Center.
Students complete a thesis research project under the guidance of one of the faculty detailed below.
Post-Doctoral Training Students who have completed a Ph.D. or M.D. participate in the research programs of one of the faculty detailed below. Trainees also participate in program activities of the Norris Cotton Cancer Center. More Information Students wishing to enter a Ph.D. program should contacteither the Pharmacology and Toxicology Program , or to the Molecular and Cell Biology Program . Post-doctoral candidates who are US citizens or permanent residents should contact either the faculty member directly, or Alan Eastman, Ph.D., Program Director Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology Dartmouth Medical School 7650 Remsen Hanover, NH 03755 Alan. EDU Foreign post-doctoral candidates should contact the faculty member directly.