Mhairi Copland, Professor of Translational Haematology and Honorary Consultant Haematologist has recently taken over as Director of the Paul O'Gorman Leukaemia Research Centre and Head of Experimental Haematology Section

University of Glasgow scientists are set to receive a major grant for pioneering research into cancer. Cancer Research UK is planning to invest nearly £4.5 million over the next five years in ground-breaking work at the Cancer Research UK Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) in Glasgow. The grant will allow doctors and scientists to continue researching and testing better and kinder treatments for patients.

Anti-cancer breakthrough CICD can eradicate tumours. A newly discovered process to kill cancer cells can eradicate tumours and reduce the risk of side effects and recurrence of the disease, scientists say.

The Institute of Cancer Sciences (ICS) and the Institute of Molecular, Cell and Systems Biology (IMCSB) have become the latest University of Glasgow recipients of a prestigious Athena SWAN Bronze award today, 8 May 2017.

This years Tenovus Symposium was held on 30th November, in conjunction with the Glasgow Ageing Research Network (GARNER) and was themed on Epigenetics and Ageing. The meeting proved a great success, having adopted a changed format by hosting an exceptional panel of international speakers to accompany a talk by outstanding Medallist, Prof Peter Adams, who leads the Section of Epigenetics in ICS.

The ICS Friday Seminars are held in the WWCRC Seminar Room at 1pm. All Welcome.

The ICS Friday Seminars are held in the WWCRC Seminar Room at 1pm. All Welcome.

The ICS Friday Seminars are held in the WWCRC Seminar Room at 2pm. All Welcome.