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The Next Wave: SURF Program Prepares Undergraduate Students for Biomedical Research Careers

Undergraduate students gain hands-on biomedical research training, mentorship and career preparation through Sylvester’s SURF Program.

Aug. 12 2026 |
NEXCITE participants and Sophia George, Ph.D., stand outdoors in white lab coats on the University of Miami medical campus.

NEXCITE Prepares Future Cancer Researchers Through Hands-On Training

NEXCITE gives undergraduate students hands-on cancer research experience, mentorship and career training at Sylvester.

Aug. 11 2026 |
Serena Raj, a University of Miami Miller School of Medicine M.D./M.P.H. student, stands with her sister, Miller School graduate Aneesha Raj, M.D., M.P.H. ’26, beneath a University of Miami-themed balloon arch during a graduation celebration. Serena Raj wears academic regalia and holds a bouquet while both individuals form the University of Miami “U” hand gesture.

How Serena Raj Found Her Calling at the Intersection of Medicine and Public Health

Miller School M.D./M.P.H. student Serena Raj combines a passion for pediatrics and patient advocacy as she strives to improve care outcomes.

Aug. 11 2026 |
Digital scientific illustration showing streams of genomic, molecular and clinical data converging into an artificial intelligence computing system and emerging as organized biological insights. The artwork uses green, teal and orange tones to represent AI-driven cancer research and precision medicine.

A New AI Engine Powers the Next Generation of Cancer Discovery

A new AI computing platform at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center helps researchers analyze complex cancer datasets.

Aug. 11 2026 |

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