Dr. Cornelia Peterson | Viral Infections | Research Excellence Award

Dr. Cornelia W. M. Peterson is a biomedical researcher affiliated with Tufts University, recognized for her contributions to molecular medicine, cancer biology, and therapeutic gene-silencing strategies. Her research focuses on developing innovative RNA-based therapeutics and exploring metabolic vulnerabilities in cancer to improve targeted treatment approaches. Dr. Peterson has authored 24 scholarly publications indexed in Scopus, which have collectively received 146 citations, reflecting the growing impact of her work in the scientific community. With an h-index of 5, she collaborates with a broad international network of researchers, contributing to multidisciplinary studies that advance precision medicine and translational oncology. Her recent work includes open-access studies in journals such as Molecular Therapy and Cancers, highlighting innovative therapeutic strategies aimed at reducing tumor growth and improving cancer treatment outcomes for global health benefit.