A major new clinical trial led by researchers from Swansea Bay University Health Board and the University of Cambridge has secured funding through Cancer Research UK’s Clinical Research Funding Scheme… Read More »Major Cancer Research UK funding awarded for UK-wide GastroSCOPE trial to improve treatment for inoperable stomach cancer
The Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC) was delighted to support the Sutton Trust Summer School on 8 July, welcoming 50 Year 12 students for an interactive introduction to the world of cancer research. Working… Read More »WCRC researchers introduce Year 12 students to the world of cancer research
The Wales Cancer Research Centre (WCRC) was delighted to take part in this year’s National Eisteddfod as part of the Cardiff University stand, giving visitors the opportunity to discover more… Read More »Wales Cancer Research Centre inspires visitors at the National Eisteddfod
We are delighted to welcome Molly Fenton as the new Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Lay Lead at WCRC. Bringing a wealth of experience in health advocacy, public engagement, and patient… Read More »Introducing our new PPI Lay Lead – Molly Fenton
The Wales Cancer Research Centre is delighted to congratulate two of our funded researchers, Emma Swift and Rosie Mundy, on their success at the recent Cardiff University School of Medicine PGR Excellence Awards.… Read More »WCRC-funded researchers shine at Cardiff University PGR Excellence Awards
Wales Cancer Research Centre PPI Research Partner Dr Kathy Seddon has been elected as a Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales, joining 44 new Fellows recognised for their contributions to… Read More »Dr Kathy Seddon elected Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales
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
As the Welsh Radiotherapy Medical Physics (RaMP) Programme enters its second year, we reflect on the momentum it has already built by embedding high‑quality research opportunities into MSc Medical Physics… Read More »Celebrating Year Two of the Welsh Radiotherapy Medical Physics (RaMP) Programme
The Wales Cancer Research Centre was proud to host the 2026 Wales Cancer Research Conference, held at The Vale Resort on 23 March, bringing together researchers, clinicians, partners and patient advocates… Read More »Wales Cancer Research Conference 2026: Showcasing collaboration, innovation and the power of the patient voice
A new report released to coincide with the 2026 Wales Cancer Research Conference highlights the impact of Wales’ first unified cancer research strategy three years after its launch. The report… Read More »New report celebrates progress of Wales’ first national cancer research strategy