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MCRC Blog
27/03/2024

International Women’s Day 2024 at the OCRB

On Friday 8th March, the MCRC supported Dr Simona Valletta, Chair of the Women in Cancer Network in Manchester, in hosting an International Women’s Day 2024 event at the Oglesby Cancer Research Centre.
MCRC Blog
12/02/2024

We’re recruiting Cancer Postgraduate Mentors

We’re looking to recruit up to four Cancer Postgraduate Mentors to mentor undergraduate students at The University of Manchester who are interested in applying for a cancer-focused PhD in the future.
MCRC Blog
11/02/2024

International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we interviewed three of our MB-PhD students who’ve shared their experiences and challenges of working in STEM, as well as their advice for other women and girls thinking of a career in science and research.
MCRC Blog
29/01/2024

We’re recruiting Science Communication Ambassadors

MCRC Blog
03/01/2024

Congratulations to our students on passing their PhD vivas

We are thrilled to extend our congratulations to students from the Manchester Cancer Research Centre and Cancer Research UK Manchester Centre who have recently passed their PhD vivas.
MCRC Blog
07/12/2023

MCRC Annual Report 2022/2023 Available Now

MCRC Blog
24/10/2023

Starting in Science Day 2023

On Saturday 30th September we invited four schools from across Greater Manchester to the Oglesby Cancer Research Centre for our annual Starting in Science Day.
MCRC Blog
09/10/2023

Hereditary Cancers – Li Fraumeni Syndrome

MCRC Blog
30/06/2023

ESTRO 2023

From 12th to 16th May 2023, representatives from the MCRC attended ESTRO 2023 in Austria, Vienna, alongside many esteemed radiotherapy colleagues for Europe’s largest industry exhibition in radiation oncology.
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MCRC Blog
19/06/2023

How to commercialise your research

MCRC Blog
08/06/2023

You only need lungs to get lung cancer

At present, 14% of those diagnosed with lung cancer are ''never-smokers”. In other words, they have smoked fewer than 100 cigarettes in their life. So, how is it that we’ve come to assume that smoking alone causes lung cancer?
MCRC Blog
15/05/2023

The Christie Paterson cancer research centre completes

MCRC Blog
23/03/2023

Wisdom from The West

On the 15th – 17th March 2023, the MCRC attended Wisdom from ‘The West’, an international conference organised in honour of Professor Catharine West, who retired in 2023.
MCRC Blog
09/02/2023

Developing treatment options for high-grade serous ovarian cancer (HGSOC)

We talk to Dr Anya Golder who completed her PhD on HGSOC. She details her research into new therapies and the multiple-low-dose approach.
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