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Video summary: How can we create the best culture and environment for our researchers? Our researchers talk about the importance of fostering a collaborative environment in cancer research, integrating diverse specialties, and encouraging new researchers. This video was first recorded in 2023.  Download the video transcript in Microsoft Word CRUK Culture & Environment 2024 video transcript

We support outstanding research

We invest in exceptional scientists and can support you throughout your career.

We fund individual projects and fellowships, large-scale team science programmes, multidisciplinary collaborations and international consortia. 

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Our research strategy

Making discoveries. Driving progress. Bringing hope.

Our strategy shapes how we'll discover more about how cancer develops and progresses to unlock new and better ways to prevent, detect and treat it. 

  

Research opportunities

We fund research across four primary objectives – discovery, detection, prevention and treatment – to build a deeper understanding of every aspect of cancer that will ultimately lead to longer, healthier lives. 

Other opportunities

We also support research and translation that spans our four key objectives.  Access the support you need to maximise the impact of your work in these areas.

   

Our world-class research network

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Arnold Kriegstein on brain cancer, developmental biology and lab tech 

At our recent Brain Tumour Conference, Arnold Kriegstein sat down with us to talk about the important role developmental biology plays in shaping our understanding of brain cancers.

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Cancer Research Matters: First contact – how big things come from small steps

Hear what Simon Boulton, Tony Hickson and others had to say on why academic researchers should take an interest in translation and entrepreneurship.

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