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Our diverse research focus enables cutting-edge studies in cancer biology, complemented by top-tier clinical investigations across multiple cancer types. Foundational cancer research seeks to uncover breakthroughs that open new research pathways, eventually translating into improved patient outcomes.
Laboratory research within the department operates alongside abundant clinical knowledge and studies, guaranteeing that fundamental scientific work remains informed by patient-relevant insights from expert clinical teams and an understanding of key clinical challenges.
Key research areas include:
Basic studies exploring cancer formation and progression mechanisms to identify processes that drive cancer growth and potential treatment targets
Clinical trials designed to accelerate therapeutic advancements or establish guidelines for applying treatments to human illnesses (aligned with the Cancer Research UK Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre's mission)
Human-based research that clarifies disease biology and lays the groundwork for innovative or enhanced treatment approaches
Translational studies leveraging emerging and ongoing cancer trials, often involving novel therapies or adaptations of existing treatments, while also developing new predictive and prognostic biomarkers.