New funding to expand lymphoma research
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.
Southampton cancer immunologists congratulate the winners of two of this year’s Nobel prizes
Scientists at the Centre for Cancer Immunology have played key roles in immunology research recognised by the 2018 Nobel Prize committee.
New antibody breakthrough to lead the fight against cancer
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.
World’s first trial of new three-part children’s cancer treatment
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.
Leading the way in lymphoma research
A cancer scientist from the Centre for Cancer Immunology has been recognised for her research that could dramatically improve lymphoma survival.
Centre immunologist recognised for major contributions to haematology research
World-leading immunologist Professor Freda Stevenson, from the Centre for Cancer Immunology, will be recognised by The American Society of Hematology (ASH) with the 2018 Henry M. Stratton Medal for her seminal contribution to haematology research.
Centre welcomes internationally renowned scientists
The Centre for Cancer Immunology is delighted to welcome Professors Sally Ward and Raimund Ober who will be heading up a joint multidisciplinary laboratory.
Southampton scientists discover how to see antibodies in solution
Scientists at the University of Southampton including those at the Centre for Cancer Immunology have developed a new method to understand how antibodies move in solution, which will help in their fight against cancer.
WE DID IT! We reached our £25m target
We are thrilled to announce we have reached our target of raising £25m for our new Centre for Cancer Immunology. Thanks to an overwhelming response from donors, fundraisers and supporters, across the UK and internationally, we have reached our campaign goal six months ahead of schedule.
#WearingWhite for World Cancer Day 1-4 Feb
This World Cancer Day, please join us in supporting our Centre for Cancer Immunology by wearing white and sharing your photos on social media using #WearingWhite 1-4 February 2018. You’ll be helping us spread the word about our life-saving research and our new world-leading Centre.