Glasgow Cancer Seminar Series

Events

All local researchers, affiliated with the CRUK Scotland Institute and the University of Glasgow, including students, are very welcome to attend our Glasgow Cancer Seminar Series. We are unable to open them to the public, however we do hold other events such as our open evening which members of the public are welcome to attend.

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Audience watching a scientific presentation titled A targeted treatment approach of mutant KRAS in genetically engineered mouse models of colorectal cancer on a projected screen in a dimly lit conference room.

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Upcoming Seminars

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Past Seminars

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Upcoming Seminars

Date	Time	Venue	Details
11^th March	10.00	The Robertson Trust Lecture Theatre	Lorenzo Galluzzi, Fox Chase Cancer Center (Philadelphia) “Targeting the mitochondrial checkpoint to enhance the immunogenicity of radiation therapy”
12^th March	12.00 (noon)	The Robertson Trust LT	Steven Pollard, University of Edinburgh
19^th March	12.00 (noon)	The Robertson Trust LT	Ferdia Gallagher, University of Cambridge
26^th March	12.00 (noon)	The Robertson Trust LT	Elena Rainero, University of Sheffield “The extracellular matrix fuels cancer cell growth and migration under amino acid starvation”

Past Seminars

Date	Time	Venue	Details
3^rd April	12.00 (noon)	The Robertson Trust Lecture Theatre	Daniel Wahl, University of Michigan “Understanding, measuring and targeting altered metabolism in glioma”
10^th April	12.00 (noon)	The Robertson Trust LT	Olivier Pertz, University of Bern “Self-organisation of MAPK Signalling Dynamics in the breast epithelium”
17^th April	12.00 (noon)	The Robertson Trust LT	Carien Niessen, University of Cologne “Mechanochemical regulation of epithelial regeneration in health and disease”
24^th April	12.00 (noon)	The Robertson Trust LT	Nicola Ternette, University of Dundee “Venturing into the unknown: How non-canonical open reading frames expand cancer immune visibility”

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