A new software tool – described as “Google Earth for genomics” – is set to transform how scientists visualise and analyse genomic data, accelerating cancer research and diagnosis. This work,… Read More »WCRC researcher unveils new genomics software that advances cancer research
Dr Daniella Holland-Hart, a former WCRC-funded researcher at the Wales Cancer Research Centre has led a newly published study in BMJ Open exploring participants’ perspectives of the VALTIVE1 study. VALTIVE1 is a non-randomised,… Read More »WCRC-funded researcher’s qualitative study on VALTIVE1: an advanced ovarian cancer biomarker study
Researchers from the Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC) recently ran an exciting and interactive session as part of the Sutton Trust Summer School – an initiative aimed at widening access… Read More »WCRC Hosts engaging cancer research session at Sutton Trust Summer School
On Wednesday 11 June 2025, the Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC) and the Wales Cancer Biobank (WCB) proudly hosted a joint stand at the Advanced Therapies Wales Symposium, held at… Read More »Showcasing cancer innovation: WCRC and Wales Cancer Biobank at Advanced Therapies Wales Symposium 2025
Dr Mathew Clement, a Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC)-funded researcher, has been awarded a prestigious Brain Tumour Research Initiative (BATRI) grant to further his work in Glioblastoma research. As part… Read More »WCRC-Funded researcher Dr Mathew Clement receives BATRI Award for Glioblastoma Study
Two Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC) researchers, Dr Mat Clement and Dr Carly Bliss, have been awarded Academy of Medical Sciences (AMS) Springboard awards. These grants provide up to £125,000 over two… Read More »WCRC researchers awarded AMS Springboard grants to advance immunotherapy
“Whenever I think of Newport, I recall a world-famous Transporter Bridge and the muddy river banks. The International Convention Centre (ICC) now joins that list. I can immediately see why… Read More »Bridging ideas and inspiring progress: reflections from the 2025 Wales Cancer Research Conference
The Wales Cancer Research Conference 2025, hosted by the Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC), brought together leading cancer researchers from across Wales and the UK for a day of insightful… Read More »Wales Cancer Research Conference 2025: inspiring collaboration, innovation, and patient-centred progress
The Wales Cancer Research Centre work with cancer patients and other partners to develop and deliver research excellence across Wales. We are based at Cardiff University and funded by Health and Care… Read More »Call for Expressions of Interest to be members of the WCRC/CReSt Steering Committee
WCRC researcher Dr Michelle Edwards is working with the SERENITY team and expert app developers from TodayTomorrow ® to develop the content and design of the CoClarity Decision Support Tool, designed… Read More »Dr Michelle Edwards leads user testing for CoClarity decision support tool