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Thank you to Edwards Lab for working with both P5 classes to teach us about cells. We learned about healthy and cancerous cells. We got to see these cells through a microscope, made them and had a go at being doctors to get the polyps out🧫🔭🥼 Biochemical Society

.University of Glasgow researchers are among the team of European clinicians and scientists who form CRC-STARS, a world-leading research team tasked with making personalised medicine a reality for people with bowel cancer. Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK The Bowelbabe Fund UofG MVLS ➡️ gla.ac/3FOssTf

Wonderful to see this announced today. CRC-STARS aims to better understand adaptive treatment response to modern therapies with a major focus on #rectalcancer and clinical trials including #PRIME-RT We UofG Cancer Sciences are excited to be able to play our part! Joanne Edwards

We are so grateful to pts giving their time to participate in research ⁦⁦⁦University of Glasgow⁩ at a hugely stressful time. Even more amazing when pts support research publicity interviewing for national press-Thank you Tracey! scotsman.com/health/scotlan… glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/25049932.…

If you are Chicago bound watch out for Natalie & Sid presenting at #AACR2025 & come say hello! Natalie's AACR Women in Cancer Research award talk covers how we can use biology to improve early detection of polyps Sid's poster is on early tumour transcriptional landscapes

Looking forward to taking part in #GlaSciFest: A Body of Science with "Poop, Polyps and Pathology"! Thurs 12th June from 6pm-8pm. Booking info here: gla.ac.uk/events/science…

Incredibly proud to see Dr Fisher presenting her research at the AACR annual conference. Understanding precancer biology is crucial for improving early detection, and preventing early cancer development and progression. #AACR25

Scotland will play a major role in a major new £5.5m project to tackle bowel cancer co-funded by us, @BowelbabeFund, the Scientific Foundation of the Spanish Cancer Association (FCAECC) and philanthropists Bjorn Saven CBE and Inger Savern. CRUK Scotland Inst youtu.be/m3EuZWklkY0?si…

Molly and Emma are in Dundee! Emma Parsons presentation on our public engagement activities went incredibly well at the ScotPEN Annual Gathering 2025🤩📢 Public engagement is crucial as it makes scientific reaearch accessible and interesting to everyone everywhere 👥🤓

Looking forward to hearing Campbell Roxburgh present our PRIME RT trial results #ESTRO2025...exciting times in rectal radiation ! University of Glasgow

Elderly colon cancer patients may be able to access a clinical trial that could transform future practice. FOxTROT will test an immunotherapy drug before surgery - the first trial to test the outcomes of this approach in older patients. More ➡️ gla.ac/433duRd

We are excited to be working with Leeds CTRU and Jenny Seligmann on the Foxtrot 5 trial. Improving options for older colon cancer patients and opening up new treatment paradigms! UofG Cancer Sciences

Great presentation by Campbell Roxburgh earlier today summarising the clinical results of PRIME RT in rectal cancer. Thrilled to have been there to see it in person #ESTRO25

🔵 #ESTRO25 Press release New Study Shows #Immunotherapy and #Radiotherapy Could Help More Rectal Cancer Patients Avoid #Surgery. 👉 bit.ly/3EVPo2H #rectalcancer Campbell Roxburgh

🇬🇧PRIME-RT results ESTRO today: Durvalumab anti-PDL1+SC/LC TNT in #rectalcancer 52% of pts had CR (pCR/cCR) @ 6mth post-EOT in LARC ⬆️CR rate w SCRT-Durv - may reflect divergent immune effects of RT on TME Privileged to be part of incredible ‘Top trials’ session#ESTRO25

The PRIME-RT team comprises fantastic clinical/ CTU teams from across the UK - University of Aberdeen, Oxford The Christie NHS, NHS Ayrshire & Arran and University of Glasgow UofG Cancer Sciences Queen's University Belfast 🎓 We are especially appreciative of the patients who contributed time and energy to be part of the trial.

Next step is translational analysis of serial tumour samples to understand 1. Why tumours respond more or less than others 2. how RT/anti-PDL1 impacts the TME and response evolution. 👀Watch this space Nigel B. Jamieson Joanne Edwards Owen Sansom 🏳️‍🌈 ACRCelerate CRUK Scotland Inst

Interesting/important research from Ross McMahon @ #ESTRO25 presenting #PREM tools in #rectalcancer trials incorporating extra research biopsies. For pts involved research participation often provided added info/reassurance during RT UofG Cancer Sciences RadNetCRUKGlasgow See poster⬇️

Today we held our first ‘Research Together Day’ — bringing together funded researchers to share progress, celebrate impact, and highlight what’s next in bowel cancer research. Thank you to our researchers, patients, donors, and event sponsor 18 Week Support. 🔬 Learn more about

Campbell Roxburgh Surgery Glasgow Royal Infirmary Well done Josh