A Cardiff University spin-out, TeloNostiX, is transforming the diagnosis of Telomere Biology Disorders (TBDs) through advanced telomere length analysis. TBDs are rare, inherited conditions caused by premature telomere shortening, which… Read More »TeloNostiX revolutionises telomere testing to aid diagnosis of rare disorders
Before I retired, I had given some thoughts as to all the things I was going to do when I no longer had to work 5 days a week as… Read More »From cancer survivor to research advocate: finding purpose in retirement through Public Involvement
On 16 October, the Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC) Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) team participated in the Minority Ethnic Communities (MEC) Health Fair, held at Cardiff City Stadium. The… Read More »WCRC PPI Team Engages Visitors at MEC Health Fair in Cardiff
Dr Mat Clement, a Research Fellow funded by the WCRC, has been awarded a Future Leaders Fellowship by the Brain Tumour Charity, showing the potential in his research project ‘Manipulating… Read More »Dr Mat Clement receives prestigious Future Leaders Fellowship from the Brain Tumour Charity
Well here we are in the middle a rare, warm summer week that waited until autumn to arrive… the like of which was absent from the recent school holidays. The… Read More »From garden tasks to groundbreaking trials: my journey as a Public Research Partner
WCRC researcher Dr Kez Cleal and his team have unveiled a groundbreaking tool called Genome-Wide (GW), a cutting-edge software designed to transform how scientists visualise and analyse genomic data. Detailed… Read More »New genomics software advances cancer research
Dr Agisilaos Zerdelis, a co-funded researcher at the Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC), has been actively reviewing and assessing the latest clinical trial aimed at fighting multiple myeloma, a challenging… Read More »WCRC Researcher reviews promising new multiple myeloma trial
CReSt Research Fellow Dr Garan Jones has been awarded £5000 from Advanced Therapies Wales (ATW) to conduct a pioneering study aimed at advancing treatment options for pancreatic cancer, specifically Pancreatic… Read More »New pancreatic cancer research receives £5k funding boost
The Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC) successfully engaged with visitors of all ages at this year’s Eisteddfod, offering an immersive and educational experience as part of the Science and Technology… Read More »Wales Cancer Research Centre engages visitors at Eisteddfod with interactive learning
The Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC) recently hosted four Year 12 students as part of the In2STEM work experience programme. The students had the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the… Read More »WCRC Researchers host In2STEM work experience students