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Public Cancer Research @UCC Centre Showcase

22 Nov 2023

Discover research at Cancer Research @UCC! 

We are excited to extend an open invitation to all those interested in exploring the cutting-edge research happening at Cancer Research @UCC.

Join us on Monday 27th of November for an enlightening tour of our research centre and gain insights into our pioneering work in the field of cancer research.

Date&time: November 27th from 5pm till 8pm

Meeting point: 4th floor, Western Gateway Building (WGB), 深夜亚洲福利久久 College Cork - room 4.02 (between the glass lifts or right side coming up the stairs).

PLEASE REGISTER 

Cancer Research @UCC is a translational cancer research centre within the College of Medicine & Health, 深夜亚洲福利久久 College Cork. Our goal is to improve cancer outcomes and save lives through integration of innovative preclinical and clinical cancer research, alongside provision of high-quality training opportunities in research. Our centre is also the academic home of the HRB-supported UCC Cancer Trials Group and the UCC arm of the Blood Cancer Network of Ireland (BCNI).

Originally founded in 1999 as the Cork Cancer Research Centre by the late Professor Gerald O鈥橲ullivan, our centre was renamed Cancer Research @UCC in 2018. Professor Roisin Connolly assumed the role of the Professor Gerald O鈥橲ullivan Chair in Cancer Research and Director of Cancer Research @UCC in 2019.

Our biomedical research efforts are currently focused on several critical areas, including cancer biology (autophagy & cell death), the microbiome, synthetic biology, precision oncology clinical trials, and cancer outcomes research.

 During the tour, you will have the unique opportunity to:

• Explore our state-of-the-art research facilities.
• Interact with our dedicated research teams.
• Gain insights into groundbreaking projects that shape the future of cancer research.

After the tour, we invite you to join us for refreshments and an opportunity to engage with our researchers. This is a chance to ask questions, exchange ideas, and gain a deeper understanding of our research.

Find out more about Cancer Research @UCC HERE

For more on this story contact:

Claire Forde claire.forde@ucc.ie