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Research with integrity – a refresh for the better

As a seminal guiding document, the Concordat to Support Research Integrity is hugely important. Andrew Porter guides us through recent changes... As a seminal guiding document, the Concordat to Support Research Integrity is hugely important. Andrew Porter guides us through recent changes...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 9 June 2026

9 June 2026

This entry is part 17 of 17 in the series Research Integrity

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Latest winner in our Research is Beautiful competition

The Research is Beautiful image competition continues to impress with some fabulous entries - here’s the successful image for May... The Research is Beautiful image competition continues to impress with some fabulous entries - here’s the successful image for May...

by Cancer Research UK | In depth | 5 June 2026

5 June 2026

This entry is part 19 of 19 in the series Research is Beautiful

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“Preventing a cancer from ever developing is one of the greatest contributions we can make” – Raymond DuBois wins Outstanding Achievement in Cancer Prevention Research Award

We caught up with Raymond N. DuBois fresh from his presentation at The Cancer Prevention Research Conference… We caught up with Raymond N. DuBois fresh from his presentation at The Cancer Prevention Research Conference…

by Phil Prime | Interview | 3 June 2026

3 June 2026

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Unlocking a new era for cancer prevention research

Precision prevention research is shifting the dial on cancer prevention - but barriers are holding the UK back. Seren Limb digs into some solutions... Precision prevention research is shifting the dial on cancer prevention - but barriers are holding the UK back. Seren Limb digs into some solutions...

by Seren Limb | In depth | 2 June 2026

2 June 2026

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The gatekeeper and the invader – H.pylori and the development of stomach cancer

Gastric adenocarcinoma is strongly linked to H.pylori infection, yet only 1% of people infected develop the disease. So, what’s going on? Gastric adenocarcinoma is strongly linked to H.pylori infection, yet only 1% of people infected develop the disease. So, what’s going on?

by Cancer Research UK | In depth | 18 May 2026

18 May 2026

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Research is Beautiful – the best of the rest

Thanks to all those who submitted entries last month – after a difficult time picking a winner, here are a few of our top picks from the rest of April’s entries... Thanks to all those who submitted entries last month – after a difficult time picking a winner, here are a few of our top picks from the rest of April’s entries...

by Phil Prime | In depth | 11 May 2026

11 May 2026

This entry is part 18 of 19 in the series Research is Beautiful

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Let there be light - a new route to precision diagnosis

Histopathology represents the current gold standard for cancer diagnostics – but is there a better way? For Mads Bergholt, biophotonics holds the answer… Histopathology represents the current gold standard for cancer diagnostics – but is there a better way? For Mads Bergholt, biophotonics holds the answer…

by Cancer Research UK | In depth | 6 May 2026

6 May 2026

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Philosophically speaking – finding a path to the big picture

How can we get from specialist knowledge to big picture thinking for cancer research? James DiFrisco takes us through the power of having a wide-angle lens… How can we get from specialist knowledge to big picture thinking for cancer research? James DiFrisco takes us through the power of having a wide-angle lens…

by Cancer Research UK | In depth | 29 April 2026

29 April 2026

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Latest winner in our Research is Beautiful competition

Our Research is Beautiful image competition continues to inspire with some fantastic entries – here’s the successful image for April! Our Research is Beautiful image competition continues to inspire with some fantastic entries – here’s the successful image for April!

by Phil Prime | In depth | 27 April 2026

27 April 2026

This entry is part 17 of 19 in the series Research is Beautiful

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Data science: has AI solved drug discovery?

Spoiler-alert… no. At least not yet. But it is revolutionising the field in incredible ways. Bissan Al-Lazikani gets into where we are with AI and drug discovery... Spoiler-alert… no. At least not yet. But it is revolutionising the field in incredible ways. Bissan Al-Lazikani gets into where we are with AI and drug discovery...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 21 April 2026

21 April 2026

This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Data science

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Research is Beautiful – the best of the rest

After a difficult time picking a winner, here are a few of our top picks from the rest of March’s entries... After a difficult time picking a winner, here are a few of our top picks from the rest of March’s entries...

by Phil Prime | In depth | 15 April 2026

15 April 2026

This entry is part 16 of 19 in the series Research is Beautiful

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Why we won’t be funding open access publishing any more

The open access movement was bold and promising, but ultimately disappointing. Now is the time to stop and call for a new way to make publishing work… The open access movement was bold and promising, but ultimately disappointing. Now is the time to stop and call for a new way to make publishing work…

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 1 April 2026

1 April 2026

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