Subhashini Jagu, Ph.D.
Branch Chief, Supervisory Health Scientist Administrator
- Center for Biomedical Informatics & Information Technology
- Office of Data Sharing
- Scientific Policy and Program Branch A
-
Current Role
Current Role
I support NCI’s endeavors to maximize the value and impact of data by developing and implementing policies for broad and responsible data sharing. This means I provide programmatic oversight and scientific expertise for NCI data sharing programs, such as the Childhood Cancer Data Initiative, where coordinated data sharing efforts are especially needed to learn from each patient and spur new discoveries to improve patient outcomes. I collaborate with many groups across NCI and NIH and external stakeholders to facilitate efforts to get data into repositories that are accessible by the entire research community.
-
Projects
Projects
Develops means to collect and share childhood cancer data to learn from every child with cancer.
Enrolls children, teens, and young adults to test precision medicine for childhood cancers. -
Publications
Publications
Featured Publications
An Expanded Universe of Cancer Targets. Cell, 2021.
Concatenated Multitype L2 Fusion Proteins as Candidate Prophylactic Pan-Human Papillomavirus Vaccines. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 2009.
-
In the News
In the News
NIH is soliciting comments on a new draft of the Public Access Policy which will remove the 12-month embargo period for NIH-funded manuscripts and data.NCI’s Childhood Cancer Data Initiative seeks your feedback for the Pediatric Cancer Core Common Data Elements, a newly created resource which facilitates data integration and analysis.Learn about the latest programs in NCI’s Childhood Cancer Data Initiative. A newly published summary offers an update on what’s underway and a forecast for future research. -
Background
Background
Education
- Ph.D., Cancer Biology, University of Hyderabad
- M.Sc., Biotechnology, Sri Venkateswara University
Previous Work
- Program Director, Cancer Target Discovery and Development Network, NCI Office of Cancer Genomics
- Faculty Research Associate, The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Recent Awards
- 2009 AACR Annual Meeting Scholar-in-Training Award
- 2008 GSK Biologicals Award for Excellence in Translational Research
- Patent: Richard Roden and Subhashini Jagu (2007)—“Multitype HPV Peptide Compositions and Method for Treatment or Prevention of Human Papillomavirus Infection”
- My Team