📢Junior Group Leader positions📢 Call for ECRs looking to establish an independent research programme with CRUK, Wellcome, UKRI, ERC or other fellowship funding within our leading cancer research facilities Find out more and register your interest here: crukscotlandinstitute.ac.uk/careers/group-…

Massive congratulations to the awesome Natalie Fisher 🏆 Natalie has led our Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK #EarlyDetection work in Belfast over the last few years, and now deploying her approach within INCISE across our Glasgow networks.

Delighted to have been awarded the Roche Diagnostics UK Researcher of the Year Award! Huge thanks to Philip Dunne, the wider Dunne Lab Group and all collaborators Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK INCISE

Congratulations, Dr Adelyne Chan Adelyne Chan 🇲🇾🇬🇧 and the Narita lab team CRUK Cambridge Institute (and many others) for this elegant work, published today nature. It was a privilege to contribute! "Titration of RAS alters senescent state and influences tumour initiation" nature.com/articles/s4158…

Applications for our Spatial Biology Data Challenge, in partnership with MRC National Mouse Genetics Network, are now open! Collaborate with and compete against teams of data and cancer experts to overcome the challenges of using large-scale spatial biology data. Apply by 16 September.

🚨RTs please🚨 Apply to join our spatial hackathon, full details below and the call is looking for applicants across a range of computational, biological and clinical disciplines. 👇👇

Super excited to share early results from our collaboration with Aatur Singhi, MD PhD, MD, at UPMC. We are using unsupervised machine learning to classify shark core biopsy of the pancreas, extracting data-driven features essential for classification without any human input.

📢The Seth Coffelt is recruiting for a #PhD student to work on the project: Understanding γδ T cell response in obesity-associated hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) 📅Closing date for applications: 25 August Find out more and apply here: crukscotlandinstitute.ac.uk/cruk-si-educat…

New opportunity for a Senior Scientific Officer to join the Owen Sansom 🏳️‍🌈 lab and work with Nalle Pentinmikko investigating cell interactions during tumour initiation and regeneration 📅Closing date: 23 August 👉Find out more and apply here: crukscotlandinstitute.ac.uk/careers/scient…

🚨🚨Job Opportunity🚨🚨 One week left to apply! I'm looking for a Senior Scientific Officer to join me CRUK Scotland Inst to assess #immunometabolism in the context of #cancer #prevention. Apply using the following link: crukscotlandinstitute.ac.uk/careers/scient…

📢 New story out: Nikos Angelis and Anna Baulies identified ARID3A as a key regulator to fine tune the proliferation-differentiation dynamics at the TA cells in the intestine. This is important in keeping the progenitor pool at the right level to support regeneration 👇

Brainstorming with Dr’s Corry & Malla, AKA - CorMa 🍛 In advance, we would like to thank the Reviewers for their insightful critique of these ideas…

In this Nature Communications publication, we created a cell atlas of Crohn's disease (CD) consisting of ~202,000 cells from 170 specimens across 83 patients to uncover key insights. #IBD #CrohnsDisease #guthealth nature.com/articles/s4146…

INCISE aims to transform bowel cancer screening in the UK (1/4) Edwards Lab GTRF UK Research and Innovation Beatson Cancer Charity

Massive congrats to Natalie Fisher who submitted her first funding application today It’s been such a privilege to be part of Natalie’s scientific development and regardless of outcome of peer review, she is absolutely a future leader in cancer early detection research 🔬 🧬

Huge congratulations to Natalie... yet again! ICYMI, Natalie Fisher also recently won the Roche Prize, which you can read about here: qub.ac.uk/research-centr…

Congratulations to Niamh Leonard, PhD on the publication of the final paper from her PhD in iScience. A truly collaborative effort Eileen Reidy and ShaniaMarieCorry Philip Dunne The Patrick G Johnston Centre for Cancer Research and Daniela Loessner Monash University cell.com/iscience/fullt…

Sun is shining in Glasgow (as always) and a great great start to #cbc24 with a keynote from Paul Kirk. Glasgow Computational Biology Community

It was a great opportunity to chair our discussion panel ‘Is spatial worth the hype?’ and the verdict is YES but only if you have a refined research question to make the most of this wonderful technique! Thank you to my wonderful panel #spatial #singlecell #cbc24

It's Day2 of #cbc24 Glasgow Computational Biology Community and we're kicking off with a Keynote from Philip Dunne of @QUBPGJCCR and CRUK Scotland Inst !!