The Divij Verma Lab maps early disease steps in hematologic and prostate cancers. We combine wet- and dry-lab approaches to understand clonal evolution and uncover targets for prevention and therapy.
Defining how aging and inflammatory signaling drive stem-cell mutations that seed myeloid disease.
Studying how toxic exposures and stress pathways shape mutation selection and cancer initiation.
Investigating microenvironmental cues, lineage plasticity, and therapy response in prostate tumors.
Exploring how cytokine networks and stromal-immune interactions influence disease evolution.
Principal Investigator
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Research Technicians and Postdocs. Send a single PDF (CV + brief cover letter) to divij.verma@einsteinmed.edu.
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We seek mechanistic understanding of how neurons and molecules drive brain function and dysfunction. We emphasize rigorous science, open collaboration, and mentorship.
We’d love to collaborate and hear from prospective trainees.