Centre awarded £2.7m for new study in fight against cancer
A new research programme led by scientists at the Centre for Cancer Immunology will give important insight into an integral part of our immune system and the fight against cancer.
A new research programme led by scientists at the Centre for Cancer Immunology will give important insight into an integral part of our immune system and the fight against cancer.
Scientists at the Centre for Cancer Immunology have been awarded £2.2million to develop the next generation of targeted therapy used to treat some cancers.
Centre Director Professor Tim Elliott takes a look back at 2018 – a pivotal year for the Centre for Cancer Immunology, its staff and the patients it was built to help.
A scientist at the Centre for Cancer Immunology has been awarded £1.65million to expand her research into ways the immune system can be harnessed and boosted to destroy cancer cells.
Scientists at the Centre for Cancer Immunology have played key roles in immunology research recognised by the 2018 Nobel Prize committee.
Scientists at the Centre have developed a new antibody that could hold the key to unlocking cancer’s defence against the body’s immune system.
The Centre for Cancer Immunology is leading a world-first trans-Atlantic clinical trial that will test a new three-part treatment and give children with an aggressive form of cancer new hope in their fight against the disease.
Our trans-Atlantic Neuroblastoma trial was featured on Channel 4 News.
A cancer scientist from the Centre for Cancer Immunology has been recognised for her research that could dramatically improve lymphoma survival.
NEW WAYS to treat cancer will be the focus of a talk by Professor Tim Elliott in Guernsey