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MCRC Blog
13/05/2025

Ca-PRI 2025: A Global Gathering on Cancer Innovation, Inequality, and Interdisciplinary Care

On 29–30 April 2025, more than 250 delegates from around the globe gathered at The Lowry in Salford, Manchester for the Cancer in Primary Care Research International (Ca-PRI) Conference 2025.
MCRC Blog
12/05/2025

ESTRO 2025: Manchester research highlights

In our look back at ESTRO 2025, we summarise the Manchester researchers and celebrate the incredible showing of radiotherapy related research shown at the international conference.
MCRC Blog
06/03/2025

International Women’s Day 2025: Women in Cancer Research

Saturday 8th March marks International Women’s Day – a time to celebrate the achievements of women across all fields, including science and research.
MCRC Blog
31/01/2025

United By Unique

MCRC Blog
19/12/2024

UpSMART Accelerator Award

An UpSMART Digital Clinical Trials conference was held at the Midland Hotel in Manchester on Tuesday 19th and Wednesday 20th November 2024 to discuss the current state of digital and AI transformation of experimental cancer medicine, the challenges faced by researchers and the opportunities ahead.
MCRC Blog
04/12/2024

Early Detection of Cancer Conference 2024

MCRC Blog
25/11/2024

CRUK Manchester Centre Celebration Event

On Monday 7th October 2024, we were delighted to host the Cancer Research UK (CRUK) Manchester Centre Celebration at the OCRB, to celebrate its halfway milestone under the theme: Precision Medicine for All – The Science Behind the Centre.
MCRC Blog
11/11/2024

New Scientist Live 2024

MCRC Blog
07/11/2024

ASTRO 2024

From 29th September to 2nd October, researchers and representatives from across the MCRC made their way to Washington, DC. for the 2024 ASTRO congress.
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MCRC Blog
16/10/2024

ESMO 2024

MCRC Blog
08/10/2024

BRAINatomy 2

We spoke with Professor Martin McCabe and Professor Marianne Aznar to discuss the how further funding has enabled the researchers to further continue the BRAINatomy project in BRAINatomy 2. This next stage of the project will be looking to use the methodology developed by Professor Marianne Aznar and colleagues to study the effects of proton therapy in children.
MCRC Blog
20/09/2024

The Polygenic Risk Score in Breast Cancer Risk Assessment

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