Samson T. Jacob

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Samson T. Jacob Retired Professor Houston, OH, USA samsontjacoboh@gmail.com be.net/samsontjacob

Samson T. Jacob is leaving a significant legacy overall. He has also served as a role model for many others who want to make a name for themselves inside and outside the medical industry. It will be intriguing to see how his life develops in the future.

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Pennsylvania State University College Of Medicine Associate Professor Samson T. Jacob began working at Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine in the Department of Pharmacology as an Associate Professor in 1972. He was given the title of Tenured Professor four years later. Dr. Jacob retired from Penn State after 18 years of service and accepted the chair of the pharmacology and molecular biology department at the Chicago Medical School, which is now a part of Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science. January 1972 - 1990

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MIT Assistant Professor 1969 - 1972

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Samson T. Jacob

Published on Sep 1, 2022

Samson T. Jacob

Over the past two decades, cancer research has grown and expanded significantly, bringing new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to conditions and illnesses for which there were not previously many options. The research team led by Dr. Samson Jacob made a significant contribution to this project. He has researched various aspects of liver cancer and some types of leukemia, particularly chronic lymphocytic leukemia. He has long been regarded as a pioneer in this field. He had always known he wanted to work in the medical industry, but he also understood how much time and effort it would require. Nevertheless, he put in a lot of effort and assumed important leadership positions at some of the best universities in the nation. He decided to continue working toward his goal of becoming a researcher while also beginning a teaching career in a medical school setting because he knew he wanted a very varied career.