For Researchers

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The rise of the registered report

Could a shift in the way you publish your work really improve research integrity, reproducibility and quality? Could a shift in the way you publish your work really improve research integrity, reproducibility and quality?

27 September 2023

• For Researchers

CRUK’s largest ever investment in Scotland bolsters institute science

Cancer Research UK’s largest ever investment in Scotland is set to give cancer researchers the best environment possible to do world-class science Cancer Research UK’s largest ever investment in Scotland is set to give cancer researchers the best environment possible to do world-class science

20 September 2023

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Stay on target – building a better resource for drug target evaluation

When Craig MacKay searched for an overview of drug target databases and came up empty handed, he knew it was time to roll up his sleeves… When Craig MacKay searched for an overview of drug target databases and came up empty handed, he knew it was time to roll up his sleeves…

12 September 2023

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The Appraisal - Does a charity have a role in biotech and pharma innovation?

In this new podcast series Dr Iain Foulkes, Executive Director of Research, brings you insight and analysis from the sharp end of research leadership. In this new podcast series Dr Iain Foulkes, Executive Director of Research, brings you insight and analysis from the sharp end of research leadership.

17 August 2023

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The Appraisal - Scientific disruption: what is it, and do we need it?

In this new podcast series Dr Iain Foulkes, Executive Director of Research, brings you insight and analysis from the sharp end of research leadership. In this new podcast series Dr Iain Foulkes, Executive Director of Research, brings you insight and analysis from the sharp end of research leadership.

25 July 2023

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Moving target – retrotransposable elements and cancer

Links between retrotransposable elements and cancer have deep roots – George Kassiotis gets into their chequered past and how we might utilise these ancient viral infections   Links between retrotransposable elements and cancer have deep roots – George Kassiotis gets into their chequered past and how we might utilise these ancient viral infections  

11 July 2023

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Therapeutic radiography: where theory meets practice

Therapeutic radiography is taking advantage of its position at the intersection of science and clinical delivery to deliver impactful research. Therapeutic radiography is taking advantage of its position at the intersection of science and clinical delivery to deliver impactful research.

3 July 2023

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A new culture – how CRUK is helping to take organoids global

Cancer patient-derived organoids from Japan’s Fukushima Medical University have become the latest technology to be made available via CancerTools.org Cancer patient-derived organoids from Japan’s Fukushima Medical University have become the latest technology to be made available via CancerTools.org

19 June 2023

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Pearls of Grand Challenge wisdom

We hear from two Cancer Grand Challenges team leads with their thoughts on forming and running a team. We hear from two Cancer Grand Challenges team leads with their thoughts on forming and running a team.

16 June 2023