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Hanlee P. Ji is a Professor of Medicine, specializing in Oncology, at Stanford University. He is also a courtesy Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering. Ji's clinical focus encompasses gastrointestinal oncology, medical oncology, and inherited cancer disorders, with a strong emphasis on immunotherapy. He has held significant administrative roles, including Senior Associate Director of the Stanford Genome Technology Center and representative in the Department of Medicine Team Science. Over his career, he has been honored with several prestigious awards such as the Physician-Scientist Fellowship Award from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Research Scholar Award from the American Cancer Society. His research lab integrates advanced molecular technology and computation methods to identify new cancer therapy targets. Current projects target the development of innovative treatments for stomach and bile duct cancers, utilizing immunogenomics to enhance understanding of cancer and its immune interactions. Ji has a robust education background, having completed his MD at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine post a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Reed College. He is actively involved in medical education and mentorship, particularly in programs related to Biomedical Data Science and Cancer Biology.
Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Professor at the Department of Medicine, specializing in Oncology.
Stanford Genome Technology Center • Stanford, CA
Led and managed research initiatives in genome technology.
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