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Lectures in Cancer Biology and Medicine
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The main aim of this lecture series is to provide all researchers with a strong background in cancer biology, ranging from basic biology through to translational aspects. The lectures will be given by senior members of the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre and invited speakers. Attendance is compulsory for all first year MRes and PhD students and clinical fellows funded by the CRUK Cambridge Centre. Other students and staff of the University of Cambridge are welcome to attend. The lectures are held every Thursday at 9.30 a.m. in Lecture Theatre 2 at the School of Clinical Medicine, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Hills Road, Cambridge CB2 0SP . TO RECEIVE UPDATES ABOUT THIS LIST (SPEAKERS, CANCELLATIONS etc) PLEASE SIGN UP TO THE MAILING LIST : cruk-cc-lectureseries@lists.cam.ac.uk https://www.medschl.cam.ac.uk/contact/how-to-get-to-the-school/ If you have a question about this list, please contact: Louisa Bellis; Justin Holt. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 14 upcoming talks and 155 talks in the archive. The clinical and biological basis of prostate cancer - from diagnosis to personalised therapyThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
The promise of proton therapy in Paediatric tumoursThese talks are aimed at first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
Role of cellular senescence in cancer and ageing: therapeutic opportunitiesThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
Lung Cancer: Part 1. Patient pathway and intervention. Part 2. Lung Cancer: FuturescapeThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
The biology and fundamental management of colorectal cancerThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
Viral OncologyThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
Diagnostics and patient pathways in pancreatic cancerThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
Tumour structure and nomenclatureThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
Overview of the core ideas in cancer researchThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
The mutations that drive cancerThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
Introduction to the biology of metastasisThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
Cancer metabolism, a hallmark of cancerThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
DNA repair: from mechanistic insights to therapeutic applications in cancerThese talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
Exploring the role of the tumour microenvironment: what do the other cells do?These talks are aimed at Masters and first year PhD students but all are welcome to attend.
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Mr Vincent Gnanapragasam, Department of Surgery, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Thursday 04 June 2020, 09:30-10:30