Celebrating Our Successes of 2024
As 2024 draws to a close, we’re reflecting on an incredible year for our team. Since formally moving to QMUL at the end of 2023… Read More »Celebrating Our Successes of 2024
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Targeted trials to reduce research waste
Dr. Adam Brentnall is a Statistician from Barts Clinical Trials Unit, Wolfson Institute of Population Health, Queen Mary University of London (QMUL). He also works… Read More »Targeted trials to reduce research waste
5 minutes with: Dr Judith Offman
Judith is a Senior Lecturer in Cancer Prevention and Early Detection at the Centre for Cancer Screening, Prevention and Early Diagnosis, Wolfson Institute of Population… Read More »5 minutes with: Dr Judith Offman
“We are there to represent people similar to ourselves” – the experiences of being experts by lived experience in the Person Centred Cancer Screening (PECCS) study
This blog was written by: Karen Manton, Simon Milner, Jill Barker, Kate Sykes: Karen: I have been a Mental Health Advocate for several years. I… Read More »“We are there to represent people similar to ourselves” – the experiences of being experts by lived experience in the Person Centred Cancer Screening (PECCS) study
5 mins with Ranjit Manchanda: New NICE guideline for ovarian cancer
Today we talk to Ranjit Manchanda, Professor of gynaecological oncology, Queen Mary University of London and Barts Health NHS Trust about how genetic testing could… Read More »5 mins with Ranjit Manchanda: New NICE guideline for ovarian cancer
5 mins with: PhD Student Hannah Drysdale
Hannah is a final year PhD student at King’s College London / Queen Mary University of London. Her PhD, which is funded by Cancer Research… Read More »5 mins with: PhD Student Hannah Drysdale
The Order of Cancer Occurrence – A PhD Student’s Insight
Lucie Gourmet is a third year PhD student at University College London (UCL) in the Centre for Computational Medicine. She is funded by Cancer Research… Read More »The Order of Cancer Occurrence – A PhD Student’s Insight
A Pattern Emerges | An Inaugural Lecture by Professor Richard Hooper
Richard Hooper is Professor of Medical Statistics in the Centre for Evaluation & Methods, Wolfson Institute of Population Health at QMUL, where he leads the… Read More »A Pattern Emerges | An Inaugural Lecture by Professor Richard Hooper
Improving the Bowel Cancer Screening Programme: Joy Li, Statistician and PhD student tells us more…
Joy Li joined Queen Mary University of London in October 2018. She is in the final year of her PhD which focuses on the screening… Read More »Improving the Bowel Cancer Screening Programme: Joy Li, Statistician and PhD student tells us more…