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Caravagna Lab

Cancer Data Science Laboratory · University of Trieste

We use data and artificial intelligence to understand how cancer changes.

Cancer is not a static disease. Our laboratory studies how tumours develop, adapt and respond to treatment, creating new ways to interpret complex biomedical data.

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Get in touch

Who would you like to contact?

WHOLE LABORATORY Email the Cancer Data Science Laboratory cdslab@units.onmicrosoft.com PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR Email Giulio Caravagna gcaravagna@units.it PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR Book a meeting with Giulio Open the Reclaim booking page ↗

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Find us in Trieste.

Cancer Data Science Laboratory
Department of Mathematics, Informatics and Geosciences
University of Trieste
Via D. Economo 12/3, 34123 Trieste, Italy

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COMPUTATIONAL ONCOLOGY

Methods designed around real biological and clinical problems.

INTERDISCIPLINARY BY DESIGN

Computer science, statistics, physics, biology and medicine.

OPEN RESEARCH

Reproducible software, data and collaborative science.

Funded by

Our research is made possible by the generous support of several institutions.

Fondazione AIRC per la ricerca sul cancro Ministero dell'Università e della Ricerca

Different backgrounds, one shared problem

A computational lab with biological and clinical reach.

Our group brings together researchers trained in computer science, data science, physics, biology and medicine. We are based in Trieste and collaborate internationally.

Meet the team

Members of the Caravagna Lab collaborating around computational models and biological data.

Work with us

Bring your perspective to cancer data science.

We welcome enquiries from prospective PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, thesis students and collaborators.

See opportunities Contact Giulio

Cancer Data Science Laboratory
University of Trieste, Italy

Computational oncology · Cancer evolution · Machine learning