Accelerating Clinical Advances in Cellular and Gene Therapies

The Translational Science and Therapeutics (TST) Division at Fred Hutch Cancer Center is composed primarily of laboratory-based research groups that work in areas related to hematopoiesis, immunology, hematopoietic cell transplantation, immunotherapy and gene therapy. The overall goal is to advance our understanding in these research areas and to develop next generation therapies for patients with hematologic malignancies and disorders, solid tumors and infectious diseases.

Dr. Geoff hill writes on a whiteboard

Advancing Research

Our faculty includes 51 researchers focused on developing treatment options, improving patient outcomes and identifying ways to prevent complications from treatments.

Dr. Stan Riddell looks through a microscoope

Developing Therapies

Our investigators are addressing less toxic techniques for eliminating diseased cancer cells and improving the chance of matching blood products for transplantation.

Latest TST Division News

All TST Division News
Unraveling how immune aging influences health outcomes for survivors of childhood blood cancers Fred Hutch pediatric immunologist’s R01 will support search for therapeutic targets to stave off cardiovascular disease and other aging-associated conditions September 1, 2026
Two Fred Hutch postdocs receive prestigious Damon Runyon awards The early-career scientists will study the biology of acute myeloid leukemia and how certain treatments can make immunocompromised cancer patients more vulnerable to lung infections July 7, 2026
Oncology Insights with Dr. Petros Grivas - Episode 13 Dr. Jonathan Wright discusses risk factors, early detection and advances in bladder cancer care May 5, 2026
Dr. Hans-Peter Kiem receives ASGCT mentorship award Fred Hutch gene therapy expert views mentorship as a lifelong commitment April 28, 2026