Belynda Hicks is the Director of the Cancer Genomics Research Laboratory at the National Cancer Institute, a role she holds at the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research. She earned her M. S. from The Johns Hopkins University and a B. S. from Virginia Tech, and her career has progressed through various scientific management roles.
From her social media, she appears passionate about recruiting top talent to join her lab and advance the mission of the National Cancer Institute. She frequently shares job openings and highlights impactful research studies her team supports, showing a deep commitment to the fight against cancer and fostering a strong team environment.
She has co-authored numerous research papers on topics ranging from Hodgkin lymphoma to lung cancer, contributing significantly to the field of cancer genetics.
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