Ph.D. in Molecular and Cellular Pathobiology
The mission of the Molecular and Cellular Pathobiology (MCP) PhD Program at Wayne State University School of Medicine is to train independent investigators for leadership roles in academic and non-academic careers. By leveraging extensive cellular and molecular pathobiological expertise within the Department of Pathology, our faculty guide doctoral dissertation research into the mechanisms underlying the development and progression of cancer and the molecular mechanisms that drive metabolic diseases. Through rigorous didactic coursework, scientific and hands-on training, and tailored mentorship, students develop advanced analytical skills, master state-of-the-art research techniques, and build a strong foundation for long-term success in biomedical science.
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The Legacy of Warren Spitz, M.D.
He was a titan in forensic pathology who devoted more than 50 years to investigating the mysteries hidden within human remains.
The Warren Spitz, M.D., Endowed Scholarship in Pathology has generously supported the Molecular and Cellular Pathobiology Ph.D. Program since 2017...[Read more]
