
Collaborating Against Cancer
The Harvard Cancer Consortium brings together over 1,100 cancer researchers at seven institutions to collaborate, coordinate, and innovate in the fight against cancer.
Image Credit: The lab of William Hahn, MD, PhD; Researcher Lior Roitman, PhD(opens in new window)

HCC Celebration of Early Career Investigators in Cancer Research — Nov 9, 2026
Early career investigators are a unique reservoir of new ideas, innovation, and excellence in cancer research.

HCC Lung Cancer Program Symposium — Nov 18, 2026
This year’s symposium theme, “Lung Cancer: Emerging Tools in Diagnosis and Management,” will highlight new approaches that are shaping the future of lung cancer detection, diagnosis, and care.

Consider Becoming an HCC Member
HCC membership grants access to Center-sponsored core facilities at a reduced rate, clinical research support for protocol management, and members-only developmental funding opportunities.
Our strength is in our numbers.
Harvard Cancer Consortium (HCC), an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center, was founded to integrate and build upon the collective talent and resources of the Harvard cancer research community.
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center(opens in new window)
Boston Children's Hospital(opens in new window)
Brigham and Women's Hospital(opens in new window)
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute(opens in new window)
Harvard Medical School(opens in new window)
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health(opens in new window)
Massachusetts General Hospital(opens in new window)

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