The 2023 Cardiff University Cancer Symposium took place in the Hadyn Ellis building at the end of March, bringing together academic and clinical researchers from across the College of Biomedical… Read More »Cardiff University Cancer Symposium 2023: a showcase of innovative new research by our early career researchers
A free Public Involvement in Research Impact Toolkit (PIRIT) has been launched as a result of a collaboration between the Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC) and Marie Curie Research Centre (MCRC). The Toolkit aims… Read More »Free Public Involvement in Research Impact Toolkit (PIRIT) launched for public use
As Wales Cancer Research Centre’s Research Partner for North Wales, I have a particular interest in CReSt, the newly published strategy. My role in the organisation is to help guide… Read More »Mark’s story: “CReST is an important roadmap for patients like me in Wales”
A Cardiff-based cancer researcher has been awarded funding from Health and Care Research Wales for her work on the introduction of a non-invasive blood test for patients with a high… Read More »Cardiff cancer researcher receives £230k grant for lung cancer blood test pilot
The Wales Cancer Research Centre is delighted to invite you to an online seminar hosted by Cancer Research UK Senior Research Nurse Mandy Edwards. The seminar will be held on… Read More »Online seminar: The experience of undertaking research whilst working in clinical practice
We were delighted to host the All-Wales Allied Health Professional and Nurse (WAHPN) Cancer Research Network conference on 29 September 2022. The online event provided cancer research professionals a valuable opportunity to… Read More »All-Wales Annual Cancer Nurse and AHP Conference showcases new research from across Wales
Have you got a funding deadline approaching? Do you need public involvement input in writing a proposal and reviewing patient documentation? Involving the public in funding bids for research projects… Read More »Public Involvement help for cancer research short call funding bids
Cancer is the 2nd leading cause of death behind heart disease in the US and UK. Early detection of these cancers could be a valuable tool in the fight again… Read More »Prof Kate Brain and Dr Harriet Quinn-Scoggins invited to join MCED consortium
