#PrideInResearch at the MCRC – HPV screening for all
For this year’s Manchester Pride, we recognise the huge support within the MCRC for our vision of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in education. Read More
For this year’s Manchester Pride, we recognise the huge support within the MCRC for our vision of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) in education. Read More
Professor Tim Illidge has been recognised for his contributions to radiotherapy and lymphoma research Read More
May 2022 sees us celebrate our REF research impact, set out our case for banning indoor tanning beds and celebrate PhD and Early Career Researchers from the MCRC and DCS. Read More
April 2022 sees us officially launch the new vision of the Cancer Research UK Manchester Centre and our aim of driving translational research from the lab to the clinic. Read More
Visiting leadership in Kenya, five more years of funding for the Cancer Research UK Manchester Centre, and a visit to Westminster to launch On Cancer close an eventful March for the MCRC. Read More
On 3 March 2022, to mark the launch of On Cancer, Policy@Manchester organised a panel discussion in Westminster to spotlight the policy recommendations that could help improve the lives of patients impacted by cancer. Read More
Dr Marianne Aznar explains the ALETHEIA Framework, an AI toolkit developed by Rolls-Royce, and how it is being applied to radiation oncology Read More
Manchester Cancer Research Centre and Division of Cancer Sciences clinical and non-clinical PhD alumni discuss their post-PhD career highlights and tips for current postgraduate researchers. Read More
Representatives of the MCRC partnership were in Kenya for the 14th March to mark the development of a Comprehensive Cancer Care Services network. Read More
TARGET National, Stampede, and DETERMINE clinical trials, as well as activities from World Cancer Day and Equality Diversity and Inclusivity cap off February at the MCRC. Read More
We speak to Thomas Kedward about his PhD and the use of proteogenomics to connect somatic mutations to signalling in breast cancer patient-derived organoids. Read More
Professor Rob Bristow outlines the importance of the On Cancer publication and engagement of policy makers alongside our unique research and technologies here in Manchester. Read More
We speak to Hadiyat Ogunlayi about breast cancer and her MB-PhD investigating the relationship between a stromal wound healing phenotype and breast density as a mechanism for breast cancer development. Read More