The annual conference is BTOG’s flagship event – a 3-day educational event, CPD accredited and involves national and international experts. …
Richard Stephens appointed as new NCRI Consumer Lead
'NCRI are pleased to announce that Richard Stephens – Former Chair of the NCRI Consumer Forum and winner of an…
Reducing the risk of long-term heart problems later in life from cancer treatment – the role of proton beam therapy
'Reducing the risk of long-term heart problems later in life from cancer treatment – the role of proton beam therapy…
NCRI welcomes partnership between the UK government and BioNTech
'The UK Government and BioNTech today announced a partnership to develop immunology treatments. In response, NCRI Chair Fiona Driscoll has…
Publishing strategic priorities for pathology research
'The NCRI Pathology Group has published its strategic priorities to change the way pathologists engage with, conduct and are recognised…
The challenges of research into sarcoma, one of the rarest cancers
'July is Sarcoma Awareness Month, and Roger Wilson CBE took this opportunity to look at what is happening in sarcoma…
Publishing strategic priorities in radiotherapy research
'The NCRI Radiotherapy (CTRad) Group has published its strategic priorities in radiotherapy research to address challenges in the field and…
Bringing the experience of patients to physicists
'Julie Wolfarth is an NCRI Consumer member of the NCRI Living With and Beyond Cancer and NCRI Clinical and Translational…
Assessing pathology activity in clinical trials at Newcastle University
'Peter Robinson is a Medical Student at Newcastle University. He has completed a project looking at the clinical trial activity…
Publishing strategic priorities in breast cancer research
'The NCRI Breast Group has published its strategic priorities to address challenges faced in breast cancer research and improve outcomes…
NCRI responds to Goldacre Review
'The NCRI has consulted widely to understand the perspective of cancer researchers on the topic of using health data for…
Data show fewer new cancer research projects were funded during the Covid-19 pandemic
'New figures from the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) show that fewer new cancer research projects were funded in 2020/21.…