Our partnership research programmes
Cancer Research UK is involved in many initiatives and jointly-funded projects. These strategic initiatives aim to drive the progress of research into the prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
We are currently involved in eleven strategic collaborative projects in the UK as well as internationally.
This initiative aims to increase the amount of cancer imaging research in the UK.
We are working with others to ensure the UK builds expertise in health informatics research.
This network brings new treatments to cancer patients as quickly as possible.
This initiative will enable researchers to further explore cancer genetics using better technology.
This project aims to map the genetic faults in 50 of the most important cancer types.
We are working with others to help develop international clinical trials for rare cancers.
This initiative promotes the early detection and awareness of cancer signs and symptoms.
This initiative aims to encourage and support research into preventing major diseases.
This scheme aims to increase research into supportive and palliative care.
This initiative aims to make targeted therapies available for people with cancer in the UK.
We are working with partners to develop ways to improve public health research.
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