Science Talk
With our Science Talk blog, we hope to lift the lid on the black box that is the ICR: to show you inside our labs, to introduce you to a few of the people here who make the discoveries, and to allow them to tell some of the stories behind the science. We try to put our discoveries in a wider scientific context, and give an idea of how our science is actually done. We also give you the view from the ICR of important developments in the wider world of cancer research.
Mapping the biodiversity of tumours
Just as studying a single organism can’t tell you everything about the ecosystem it lives in, a single biopsy might not describe the diversity of cancer cells found within an individual tumour.
Researchers gather to discuss hottest topics in cancer research
Today’s date has been ringed on our calendar for many months now as our researchers gather for the start of our annual conference.
The ICR is part of a healthy future for medical research
Prostate cancer survival: the legacy of Charles Huggins
Until the middle of the 20th century, prostate cancer was perceived as a death sentence, and there was little understanding of the disease or its reliance on hormones.
Cancer cell, kill thyself
The future of cancer treatment
Using viruses to treat cancer
Have a Pint of Science!
NICE blocks earlier use of abiraterone
Shoot the messenger: microRNAs as a new cancer drug target
What’s the link between antibiotic resistance and cancer treatment?
Abiraterone, the prostate cancer drug that’s going from strength to strength
Conference buzz: what we're taking home from the AACR meeting
Stone man syndrome and its mysterious link to childhood brain cancer
Uncovering cancer’s roots
To bedside and back again – working with patients to develop clinical trials
Guiding kids' cancer treatments with liquid biopsies
Every cancer is different – our research on BBC Bang Goes the Theory
Could everyone develop a hidden cancer?