We spent a great few days in Washington DC at the 4th Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer conference π¬πΊπΈ
Check out posters by PhD student Molly McKenzie and Post-doc @phimmz, who was selected as one of the top 150 abstracts! π©βπ¬
All the presentations were so interesting and we came away with so much!
Thank you Heidelberg π©πͺ
Fun times at the European Society for Spatial Biology meeting last week! π¬
Check out our posters by @phimmz, New, Anh, and Guangy-Yu and talk by @JoanneE59669325 all about our exciting work on spatial biology of colorectal cancer!
Last week, @mark_j89 successfully passed his viva! ππ₯³
Mark was our clinical research fellow and was supervised by @McsorleyStephen and @JoanneE59669325 π§ π¨ββοΈπ¨βπ¬
Thanks to his examiners, Prof. Karin Oien and @BrianDNicholson!
π Check out his work: gla.ac.uk/schools/medicine/sβ¦
Post-doc Aula showcased the genomics of colorectal polyps, and post-doc Amna shared her work on EMT in colorectal cancer! π©βπ»π₯Ό
PhD student Sara gave a selected talk on the impact of Fusobacterium nucleatum on colorectal polyps, and post-doc C presented her work on tumour budding in colorectal cancer! ποΈπ¬
PhD student Molly presented her work on the role of NFkB signalling in colorectal cancer, and post-doc Guang-Yu showcased her recent work on JAK inhibitor-radiotherapy combination to treat rectal cancers π§π©βπ¬
The BACR 65th Anniversary was such a wonderful time! π€©
In the breathtaking Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh was an incredible speakers line up!
And of course we shared our latest work!
Molly and Emma are in Dundee! @emmacparsons presentation on our public engagement activities went incredibly well at the @scotpenetwork Annual Gathering 2025π€©π’
Public engagement is crucial as it makes scientific reaearch accessible and interesting to everyone everywhere π₯π€
Something of this calibre couldnt have been this successful without the organizers, Molly McKenzie and @emmacparsons to whom we all owe a debt of gratitude!
We would also like to thank @oaktreebalmaha for hosting us and making our stay comfortable and enjoyable!
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