Happening now! The 7th Annual #PIIO Symposium Poster Session at Marriott OSU (3100 Olentangy River Rd, Cbus, OH). 🚀 Much more to come with the reception & Director's Address by Dr. @Zihai Li! @OSUCCC_James @Pelotonia #Immuno_Oncology

🤖 @SGO_org Minimally Invasive Surgery Academy: Hands-On Workshop for Fellows 🦾 The Society of Gyn Oncology is investing in the next generation of #gynoncology with this course which gives fellows the opportunity to engage in complex robotic procedures 😍 Learned so much & loved seeing my colleagues and faculty from across the country! ➡️ Interested in applying? Keep an eye out for applications for the 2026 course: sgo.org/minimally-invasive-s… @karenluMD @amandanfader @JCohenMD @CaseCos @GYNCancer @IGCSociety @IJGConline @leitaomd @pedroramirezMD @MAvilaMD @IntuitiveSurg @LatinoSurgery @RobinsonRossiGO @gyoedu #gyncsm #roboticsurgery #fellowship #oncology #cancersurgery #match2026 #surgED #DaVinci #surgery

Great discussions and questions at the panel debate on the #ASCO25 Review at @OhioStateMedOnc @lingbin_meng @AsrarAlahmadi @LoganRoofMD @HasanovLab @DCarboneMD @AshishManne @OSUCCC_James

The FSU family is deeply saddened by the passing of Florida State University alumnus and retired chemistry Professor Robert Holton. Dr. Holton’s groundbreaking synthesis of Taxol made the cancer drug widely available worldwide. His work saved countless lives and continues to inspire generations of scientists. news.fsu.edu/news/science-te…

💐This May let your knowledge bloom at IOG 2025! Join Dr. Ritu Salani, MD, MBA & Dr. Kathleen Moore, MD as they debate and discuss the latest diagnostic, therapeutic, and supportive care strategies for patients with gynecologic malignancies and more: tinyurl.com/545en9zs

Agreed. In 2025, MSI and MMR IHC should be used to decide who gets immune checkpoint blockade therapy - not to decide who gets germline genetic testing.

Dear FSU community, Today, we experienced a tragic and senseless act of violence at the heart of our campus. At lunchtime, an active shooter opened fire at the Student Union. Two were killed. Six others were injured. We are heartbroken. We are grieving with the families, friends, and loved ones of those who were lost. We are holding close those who are injured, and we are standing by everyone who is hurting. I’ve been in constant contact with our law enforcement and emergency teams since the incident began. The FSU Police Department, along with the Tallahassee Police Department, the Leon County Sheriff’s Office, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, and the Florida Highway Patrol, responded immediately and decisively. FSU Police contained the threat and prevented even greater tragedy. I am grateful for their courage and professionalism. Right now, our focus is on taking care of people. That means the victims and their families. It means students, faculty, and staff who were nearby and are now trying to make sense of what they experienced. And it means every person in our campus community who is feeling shaken or overwhelmed. We are working closely with our leadership, law enforcement, and mental health professionals to ensure that everyone has the support they need. If you’re struggling, please reach out to our Counseling & Psychological Services team at (850) 644-TALK (8255). You are not alone. There will be more updates in the days ahead, and more time to reflect and heal. But now, we mourn together. We lean on one another. And we remember who we are. We are Florida State. We are family. And we stand together. Sincerely, Richard McCullough President