Research at LICR Oxford
- Prof. Xin Lu
- Prof. Colin Goding
- Prof. Peter Ratcliffe
- Dr Gareth Bond
- Dr John Christianson
- Dr Sarah De Val
- Dr Skirmantas Kriaucionis
- Dr Panagis Filippakopoulos
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Events
1st May 2013
The cell biology of signalling regulated by rhomboid-like proteins.
Matthew Freeman
University of Cambridge
At the LICR seminar room, ORCRB. Time: 11am
8th May 2013
Glia and glioma: profiling specific cell types.
Joseph Dougherty
University of Washington in St Louis
At the LICR seminar room, ORCRB. Time: 11am
15th May 2013
Cell Death signals as drivers of inflammation and cancer.
Seamus Martin
Trinity College Dublin
At the LICR seminar room, ORCRB. Time: 11am
Welcome to the Oxford Branch of The Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research
LICR Ltd is a global non-profit organisation committed to improving the understanding and control of cancer though integrated laboratory and clinical discovery.
Since moving from London in 2007, the Oxford Branch has pursued its goal of identifying key molecular switches that drive cancer heterogeneity, with the aim of benefitting patients. Tumour cell heterogeneity is a major challenge and provides a pool of therapeutically resistant cells. Led by the Branch’s Director Professor Xin Lu, we aim to address this challenge through our research and the translation of our discoveries into the clinic.