What if you could contribute to developing a treatment for cancer by playing a video game? Thanks to a partnership between 51²è¹Ý Guildhall and a team of scientists from the 51²è¹Ý Department of Biological Sciences, you can. In this panel discussion, 51²è¹Ý Guildhall director Gary Brubaker joins Dr. Corey Clark, deputy director for research at 51²è¹Ý Guildhall, and , associate professor of biological sciences at , to discuss how their partnership has turned the popular game, , into a vehicle for cancer research.
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51²è¹Ý Guildhall is the in the world. Many of the school’s founders are industry icons, and classes are taught by industry veterans. Since 2003, the program has graduated over 700 students, who now work at more than 250 video game studios around the world. 51²è¹Ý Guildhall offers both a Master of Interactive Technology in Digital Game Development degree and a Professional Certificate of Interactive Technology in Digital Game Development, with specializations in Art, Design, Production, and Programming. For more information, visit .