• For Researchers

Our response to the Plan S implementation guidance

We support the aim of Plan S to make research openly available, but have fed back the concerns of our community about how it is to be implemented. We support the aim of Plan S to make research openly available, but have fed back the concerns of our community about how it is to be implemented.

7 February 2019

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Writing a successful population research proposal – Professor Brendan Delaney

We recently caught up with Professor Brendan Delaney, a successful applicant to our Population Research Committee, to hear his advice on applying for funding. We recently caught up with Professor Brendan Delaney, a successful applicant to our Population Research Committee, to hear his advice on applying for funding.

29 January 2019

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Celebrating a lifetime in cancer biology, an early diagnosis champion, and our leaders of tomorrow: the 2018 CRUK Research Prizes

We've awarded our annual research prizes at the NCRI Conference in Glasgow. Find out who won our Future Leaders, Jane Wardle, and Lifetime Achievement prizes. We've awarded our annual research prizes at the NCRI Conference in Glasgow. Find out who won our Future Leaders, Jane Wardle, and Lifetime Achievement prizes.

19 December 2018

• For Researchers

Brain Tumour Awards: Announcing our shortlist

We've shortlisted 8 teams for our Brain Tumour Award, funding multidisciplinary teams up to £10 million to tackle key basic and translational research. We've shortlisted 8 teams for our Brain Tumour Award, funding multidisciplinary teams up to £10 million to tackle key basic and translational research.

14 December 2018

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A transatlantic collaboration to develop blood tests that pinpoint cancer location

Chunxiao Song and Thuy Ngo are using CRUK-OHSU Project Award funding to develop liquid biopsies for early detection of pancreatic and oesophageal cancer. Chunxiao Song and Thuy Ngo are using CRUK-OHSU Project Award funding to develop liquid biopsies for early detection of pancreatic and oesophageal cancer.

25 October 2018

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Promoting a culture of dignity at work in research

Our new policy spells out our expectations and requirements of the researchers and organisations involved in our research to prevent bullying and harassment. Our new policy spells out our expectations and requirements of the researchers and organisations involved in our research to prevent bullying and harassment.

18 October 2018

• For Researchers

Accelerating progress in radiation research: developing a national network in radiobiology and radiation oncology – Cancer Research UK RadNet

Following an independent strategic review, we're strengthening our funding for radiation research, including by inviting applications for Centres of Excellence. Following an independent strategic review, we're strengthening our funding for radiation research, including by inviting applications for Centres of Excellence.

8 October 2018

• For Researchers

PRIME time: how team science is bringing liquid biopsies into the clinic for prostate cancer

An international team of computational and translational researchers is developing novel tools to analyse liquid biopsies for prostate cancer. An international team of computational and translational researchers is developing novel tools to analyse liquid biopsies for prostate cancer.

20 September 2018

• For Researchers

Detecting blood cancers earlier than ever before

A team of researchers led by Professor Jesus San Miguel aims to improve early detection and intervention of haematological malignancies. A team of researchers led by Professor Jesus San Miguel aims to improve early detection and intervention of haematological malignancies.

13 September 2018

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Unlocking immunotherapies for patients with liver cancer

Professor Helen Reeves, a gastroenterologist from the University of Newcastle, is working on improving immunotherapy for liver cancer patients. Professor Helen Reeves, a gastroenterologist from the University of Newcastle, is working on improving immunotherapy for liver cancer patients.

13 September 2018

• For Researchers

Developing independence as a cancer epidemiologist: Dr Úna McMenamin

Epidemiologist Dr Úna McMenamin explains how she developed the skills and experience that helped her secure a Population Research Fellowship. Epidemiologist Dr Úna McMenamin explains how she developed the skills and experience that helped her secure a Population Research Fellowship.

6 September 2018

• For Researchers

Celebrating equality, diversity and inclusion in Peer Review Week

To celebrate peer review week, we’re highlighting how important equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) are throughout the peer review process. To celebrate peer review week, we’re highlighting how important equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) are throughout the peer review process.

6 September 2018