Major funding boost for clinical trials unit
The Southampton Clinical Trials Unit (SCTU) based at the Centre for Cancer Immunology has been given a multi-million-pound boost by Cancer Research UK.
The Southampton Clinical Trials Unit (SCTU) based at the Centre for Cancer Immunology has been given a multi-million-pound boost by Cancer Research UK.
A Guernsey student is getting ready to start a four-year project, aiming to develop a vaccine that will fight cancer.
The Antibody and Vaccine Group (AVG) at the Centre for Cancer Immunology has been recognised for its innovative research by the British Society for Immunology.
Centre for Cancer Immunology researchers are to lead a new landmark study to understand immune responses to COVID-19 vaccination.
Centre researchers have received £1.38 million for a new research programme to improve immunotherapy treatment for head and neck cancer.
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New research from the Centre of Cancer Immunology, published ahead of World Cancer Day (4 February), has shown that changing how tightly an antibody binds to a target could improve treatments for cancer.
A new study from researchers at the Centre for Cancer Immunology has discovered a new way to identify patients who are twice as likely to die from lung cancer.
Dr Juliet Gray, Associate Professor and Consultant in Paediatric Oncology, at the Centre for Cancer Immunology has recently backed a Daily Express campaign for Britain to fund research into a promising cancer vaccine that could save hundreds of young lives. https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1721627/cancer-experts-neuroblastoma-vaccine-jab-research
Scientists from the Centre for Cancer Immunology recently took part in an event for the University of Southampton to give more insight into the research taking place at the Centre.