We are research active in a wide range of cancer-related projects.
Scientists have made drug-like molecules inspired by a chemical found in a tropical flower, that could in the future help to treat deadly pancreatic cancer.
New molecules which scientists hope could one day become drugs for both cancer and diabetes have been created at the University of Bath.
A simple colour changing test to help scientists investigate potential cancer drugs has been developed by University of Bath scientists.
We're exploring how compounds derived from natural products found in daffodils could be used in potential cancer treatments.
Researchers from Bath lead a 29-country European cancer research collaborative examining how primary care factors affect the speed of cancer diagnosis.
A molecule that suppresses melanoma tumours has been identified at the University of Bath
We are supported by our alumni. Find out how you can donate to cancer research at Bath and what funding we offer.
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Thanks to donations we are able to offer limited funding for cancer-related research. Find about what funding is available and how to apply.
Awards up to £2,000 maximum are available for projects/activities related to cancer research and are open to PhD students and Postdoctoral Researchers.
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We are academics and clinicians working on cancer-related research.
GW4CANCER is a cross-disciplinary GW4 network that is building on the substantial cancer research portfolio of Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter.
We provide a forum to facilitate interaction between academics, clinicians, students and others with an interest in cancer. We also promote opportunities for collaborative interdisciplinary research and training of the highest standards.
We have established a platform to promote awareness of cancer research, expertise and facilities across the Bath region.
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