School of Cancer Sciences

The University of Glasgow, alongside NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, has opened the PRIMUS-006 pancreatic cancer study, part of the Precision-Panc Platform.

A computer system which harnesses the power of AI to learn the language of cancer is capable of spotting the signs of the disease in biological samples with remarkable accuracy, its developers say.

The PancAim project, which aims to use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve Pancreatic Cancer treatment, will soon realise the broad implementation of a novel AI algorithm for earlier detection of the disease on CT.

How we grow old gracefully – and whether we can do anything to slow down the process – has long been a fascination of humanity. However, despite continued research the answer to how we can successfully combat ageing still remains elusive.

The CRUK Beatson Institute hosts a Glasgow Cancer Seminar Series, an outstanding series of speakers throughout the year.

The 10th annual scientific meeting of the Scottish Radiotherapy Research Forum will be held on 10th November 2022 at the Stirling Court Hotel, University of Stirling.

"Understanding the Open Research, Knowledge Exchange and Impact landscape and its relevance to academic careers" and "Grant application clinic"

The ICS Friday Seminars are held in the WWCRC Seminar Room at 1pm. All Welcome.