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Research
Latest papers
Decision-making as discovery: Vetting clinical research in a leading precision oncology service.
Sociology of health & illness · 2024
Organizing precision medicine: A case study of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's engagement in/with genomics.
Social science & medicine (1982) · 2023
Multi-polar scripts: Techno-regulatory environments and the rise of precision oncology diagnostic tests.
Social science & medicine (1982) · 2022
Latest funding
- $566,100
Reshaping the cancer clinic: Genomics-driven clinical trials and the evanescent boundary between research and treatment
CIHR · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $640,576
Oncology's metaknowledge networks: an investigation of the collective dynamics of bio-clinical innovation
CIHR · 2015 · Principal investigator
- $324,676
Genomic medicine enters the clinic: translational research, actionable mutations, clinical utility, and the reframing of oncology
CIHR · 2013 · Principal investigator
14 publications.
Decision-making as discovery: Vetting clinical research in a leading precision oncology service.
Cambrosio A, Campbell J, Drilon AE, Keating P, Polk JB
Organizing precision medicine: A case study of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's engagement in/with genomics.
Polk JB, Campbell J, Drilon AE, Keating P, Cambrosio A
Multi-polar scripts: Techno-regulatory environments and the rise of precision oncology diagnostic tests.
Cambrosio A, Campbell J, Keating P, Bourret P
Healthcare policy by other means: Cancer clinical research as "oncopolicy".
Cambrosio A, Campbell J, Keating P, Polk JB, Aguilar-Mahecha A, Basik M
Correction to: Informing materials: drugs as tools for exploring cancer mechanisms and pathways.
Vignola-Gagné E, Keating P, Cambrosio A
Informing materials: drugs as tools for exploring cancer mechanisms and pathways.
Vignola-Gagné E, Keating P, Cambrosio A
"Triple negative breast cancer": Translational research and the (re)assembling of diseases in post-genomic medicine.
Keating P, Cambrosio A, Nelson NC
Therapy's Shadow: A Short History of the Study of Resistance to Cancer Chemotherapy.
Keating P, Cambrosio A, Nelson NC, Mogoutov A, Cointet JP
Cancer clinical trials in the era of genomic signatures: biomedical innovation, clinical utility, and regulatory-scientific hybrids.
Kohli-Laven N, Bourret P, Keating P, Cambrosio A
Phages, antibodies and de-monstration.
Cambrosio A, Jacobi D, Keating P
Reshaping the cancer clinic: Genomics-driven clinical trials and the evanescent boundary between research and treatment
Principal investigators: Cambrosio, Alberto; Basik, Mark; Keating, Peter
Keywords: Biomarkers; Biomedical Innovation; Cancer Genomics; Clinical Trials; Oncology; Translational Research
Oncology's metaknowledge networks: an investigation of the collective dynamics of bio-clinical innovation
Principal investigators: Cambrosio, Alberto; Bourret, Pascale; Cointet, Jean-Philippe; Evans, James A; Keating, Peter
Keywords: Bio-Clinical Collectives; Biomedical Innovation; Cancer Genomics; Clinical Trials; Innovators' Core Set; Metaknowledge; Oncology; Translational Research
Genomic medicine enters the clinic: translational research, actionable mutations, clinical utility, and the reframing of oncology
Principal investigators: Cambrosio, Alberto; Keating, Peter
Keywords: Biomarkers; Biomedical Innovation; Cancer Genomics; Clinical Trials; Clinical Utility; Ethnographic Analysis; Network Analysis; Translational Research
From oncogenes to genomic medicine: a social and historical analysis of translational cancer research
Principal investigators: Cambrosio, Alberto; Keating, Peter
Keywords: Cancer; Genomics; History; Oncogenes; Sociology; Translational Research
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Alberto Cambrosio and Peter Keating: 14 shared papers
- Alberto Cambrosio and Mark Basik: 3 shared papers
- Thomas Schlich and Alberto Cambrosio: 2 shared papers
- Thomas Schlich and Peter Keating: 2 shared papers
- Alberto Cambrosio and Pascale Bourret: 1 shared paper
- Alberto Cambrosio and Jean-Philippe Cointet: 1 shared paper
- Peter Keating and Pascale Bourret: 1 shared paper
- Peter Keating and Jean-Philippe Cointet: 1 shared paper
- Peter Keating and Mark Basik: 1 shared paper
- Social Studies of Medicine
- Social Studies and Medicine
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Alberto Cambrosio
Social Studies of Medicine
14 shared papers, latest 2024
Thomas Schlich
Social Studies and Medicine
2 shared papers, latest 2007
Pascale Bourret
Social Studies and Medicine
1 shared papers, latest 2011
Jean-Philippe Cointet
Social Studies and Medicine
1 shared papers, latest 2013
Mark Basik
Social Studies of Medicine
1 shared papers, latest 2022
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