A Vision To Create a Cancer Free Future
Fostering a Team Science and Collaborative Environment
Driving World-Leading and Practice-Influencing Cancer Research
From the Laboratory Bench to Life-Saving Treatments
The MCRC is a partnership founded by:
Director's Update - April 2021
In the first MCRC Director’s Update of 2021, Rob Bristow updates about grant applications, achievements and awards for our academic colleagues and various events on the horizon.
First proton beam therapy clinical trial in the UK
The first proton beam therapy clinical trial in the UK is taking place at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester. Find out more about the study here.
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Re-Writing the Future of Cancer
Together with our partners, The University of Manchester, Cancer Research UK and The Christie, we’re working to develop a top five world-leading cancer research facility in the heart of Manchester.
Research in Manchester
Find out more about research activities in Manchester, including how we foster an environment of collaboration and Team Science to drive impactful cancer research from the bench to the bedside.
Leaders In Excellence
Research
The Manchester Cancer Research Centre brings together world-leading researchers with diverse interests across a range of specialisms. Our Team Science approach is focused on enabling multidisciplinary groups to collaborate towards…
Study
Our training and development schemes offers you the opportunity to grow your…
Collaborate
At the MCRC, collaboration is built into our ethos, it lies at…
About
The MCRC is a unique partnership between The University of Manchester, Cancer Research UK and The Christie NHS Foundation Trust.
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