Dear Voornaam,
Welcome to your weekly Cancer Research UK Research Update email.
19-23 September is Peer Review Week, and to mark it, we’d like to thank all the committee, panel members, and patient involvement representatives, who so generously give up their time to help us. Peer review is crucial in research funding and we’re so grateful for their support.
This year’s theme is research integrity. So it’s timely that we’re introducing a new monthly column featuring Dr Catherine Winchester and Dr Andrew Porter, dedicated research integrity advisers at our Beatson and Manchester Institutes. Each month, they’ll be sharing their experiences from the front line of research integrity – their expertise really will give us an incredible view of the latest processes and thinking around research integrity, and, importantly, how to go about implementing them to your own work. |
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September–October Funding & Research Opportunities |
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November–December Funding & Research Opportunities |
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| Applications accepted all-year round |
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CONNECT WITH OTHER RESEARCHERS WITH OPEN LAB Are you and your research team looking to interact more closely with other groups?
Join the Open Lab Initiative to connect with a research group with shared interests and exchange ideas – Open Lab now has over 300 members and has matched more than 100 research groups. |
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| HOW CAN WE MEASURE RESEARCH INTEGRITY? Along with UKRI and GuildHE, we commissioned some work to explore research integrity indicators.
We’ve identified 5 working principles for developing indicators and have proposed a set of questions for the sector to reflect on how we might take this forward together. Explore the findings and share your thoughts. |
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT – CATCH RICHARD GILBERTSON ON OUR RESEARCH PODCAST “Paediatric oncology has always been a distinct field. And I think, in many ways, it's more advanced than that of adult cancers.”
To mark Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we spoke to Richard Gilbertson from our Cambridge Centre about the future of paediatric cancer research and some of the transformative discoveries his lab has made on the biology of childhood brain cancers. |
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| NCRI – LGBTQ+ IN CANCER RESEARCH WEBINAR It’s almost National Inclusion Week – NCRI invites you to a free webinar taking place on 29 September which will explore the experience and needs of the LGBTQ+ community in cancer research from the perspective of patients, their carers and the wider cancer research community.
Don’t miss this thought-provoking session to discuss challenges and opportunities to make cancer research more diverse and inclusive for all. |
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LAST DISCOUNTED TICKETS FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF CANCER CONFERENCE 2022 Are you joining us for our annual Early Detection of Cancer Conference? This is our first in-person meeting since 2019, featuring many outstanding researchers and early detection leaders from around the world. The scientific committee, featuring Shelley Barton (OHSU Knight Cancer Institute), George Hanna (Imperial College London) and Tanya Stoyanova (Canary Center at Stanford) can’t wait to welcome you in Portland, Oregon on 18–20 October.
You can still get 20% off your ticket using code UK20EDX at checkout, but hurry – supplies are running low and registration closes on 7 October. |
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| London, UK 10 October 2022 |
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| Amsterdam, Netherlands 14 October 2022 |
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| Portland, Oregon, USA 18 October 2022 |
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| Manchester, UK 15 November 2022 |
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| East Sussex, UK 04 December 2022 |
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