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The Francis Crick Institute: A decade on… already it’s a life well lived

As the Crick hits a decade of operation, Iain Foulkes takes a look at its impact, its future and what it means for scientific ambition in the UK. As the Crick hits a decade of operation, Iain Foulkes takes a look at its impact, its future and what it means for scientific ambition in the UK.

by Iain Foulkes | Analysis | 9 November 2026

9 November 2026

Confocal microscopy image of a needle biopsy of a bile duct tumour

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Research is Beautiful – Autumn’s best of the rest

Here’s a selection of standout entries that narrowly missed the top spot but were too good not to be seen... Here’s a selection of standout entries that narrowly missed the top spot but were too good not to be seen...

by Phil Prime | In depth | 9 November 2026

9 November 2026

This entry is part 25 of 25 in the series Research is Beautiful

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From the dance floor to the lab – one researcher’s connection to alcohol-decentring

From the growing trend of alcohol-decentred social activities to an RNA binding enzyme – Veronica DeJesus dances between work and play… From the growing trend of alcohol-decentred social activities to an RNA binding enzyme – Veronica DeJesus dances between work and play…

by Cancer Research UK | In depth | 3 November 2026

3 November 2026

Unpicking pre-malignant fatty liver disease

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Latest winner in our Research is Beautiful competition

Many thanks to all the entrants of the October Research is Beautiful image competition – here is our worthy winner… Many thanks to all the entrants of the October Research is Beautiful image competition – here is our worthy winner…

by Phil Prime | In depth | 28 October 2026

28 October 2026

This entry is part 24 of 25 in the series Research is Beautiful

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Minding the gap - AI regulators should learn from the pharmaceutical industry

AI leaders are warning of catastrophe, but regulations remain limited. The history of the pharmaceutical industry shows why we shouldn’t wait... AI leaders are warning of catastrophe, but regulations remain limited. The history of the pharmaceutical industry shows why we shouldn’t wait...

by Tim Bodicoat | Analysis | 21 October 2026

21 October 2026

This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Minding the gap

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Understanding the architecture of pancreatic cancer risk

Núria Malats explores how molecular epidemiology could help us understand the exposome and identify opportunities for prevention and earlier detection of pancreatic cancer Núria Malats explores how molecular epidemiology could help us understand the exposome and identify opportunities for prevention and earlier detection of pancreatic cancer

by Cancer Research UK | In depth | 14 October 2026

14 October 2026

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Circulating DNA pioneer wins early detection Impact Award

Fresh from his Impact Award announced at the Early Detection of Cancer Conference in Edinburgh, we chat to Professor Allen Chan... Fresh from his Impact Award announced at the Early Detection of Cancer Conference in Edinburgh, we chat to Professor Allen Chan...

by Phil Prime | Interview | 6 October 2026

6 October 2026

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A moment with Mariam: Meeting CRUK’s new Chief Clinician

As she begins her tenure as CRUK’s Chief Clinician, we caught up with Mariam Jamal-Hanjani... As she begins her tenure as CRUK’s Chief Clinician, we caught up with Mariam Jamal-Hanjani...

by Phil Prime | Interview | 6 October 2026

6 October 2026

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Research Integrity – why robust antibody validation is vital for drug discovery

Trusting off-the-shelf antibodies to do what the companies that sell them say they do should be a given – but it isn’t. Trusting off-the-shelf antibodies to do what the companies that sell them say they do should be a given – but it isn’t.

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 1 October 2026

1 October 2026

This entry is part 18 of 18 in the series Research Integrity

immunofluorescence image of human neuroblastoma

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Latest winner in our Research is Beautiful competition

Many thanks to all the entrants of September's Research is Beautiful image competition – here is our worthy winner… Many thanks to all the entrants of September's Research is Beautiful image competition – here is our worthy winner…

by Phil Prime | In depth | 23 September 2026

23 September 2026

This entry is part 23 of 25 in the series Research is Beautiful

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Form follows function: decoding pancreatic cancer

Adam Bryce tells us why understanding CAF morphology could bring discovery research to bear on clinical decision making for pancreatic cancer Adam Bryce tells us why understanding CAF morphology could bring discovery research to bear on clinical decision making for pancreatic cancer

by Cancer Research UK | In depth | 22 September 2026

22 September 2026

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Data Science: unpicking data diversity and inclusive research design

Toral Gathani and Brieuc Lehmann argue that greater clarity is needed about what inclusive research design and data diversity actually mean... Toral Gathani and Brieuc Lehmann argue that greater clarity is needed about what inclusive research design and data diversity actually mean...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 15 September 2026

15 September 2026

This entry is part 6 of 6 in the series Data science

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