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Very pleased to share that MuSpAn (Multiscale Spatial Analysis), MuSpAn, our Python package for quantitative spatial biology, has landed! Take a look at the preprint on bioRxiv now

Research Associate (phosphoinositide signalling in colorectal cancer metastasis) - jobs.gla.ac.uk/job/research-a…

The brilliant Dr Natalie Fisher presenting her work on evolutionary dynamics of colorectal precancers, and why/how some polyps can progress into colorectal tumours News IACR Working across Belfast-Glasgow The Patrick G Johnston Centre for Cancer Research CRUK Scotland Inst with INCISE Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK Joanne Edwards

Next up another selected abstract from Dr Nuray Gündüz at the Owen Sansom 🏳️‍🌈 group at CRUK Scotland Inst presenting her research on LGR4 maintenance of intestinal homeostasis and protection from mutant-cell clonal expansion. #WNTUK2025

Many thanks WntUK ECR rep Nadia Nasreddin from CRUK Scotland Inst for chairing the Future Generation session! #WNTUK2025

Honoured and humbled to win Best Talk at #WNTUK2025! This work reflects years of dedication and a fantastic team effort, led by the amazing Hayley Belnoue-Davis and myself, under the brilliant Simon Leedham. Grateful to all—soon to be in press! 🚀

.University of Glasgow researchers are among the team of European clinicians and scientists who form CRC-STARS, a world-leading research team tasked with making personalised medicine a reality for people with bowel cancer. Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK The Bowelbabe Fund UofG MVLS ➡️ gla.ac/3FOssTf

Wonderful to see this announced today. CRC-STARS aims to better understand adaptive treatment response to modern therapies with a major focus on #rectalcancer and clinical trials including #PRIME-RT We UofG Cancer Sciences are excited to be able to play our part! Joanne Edwards

So excited to get underway on CRC-STARS - a brilliant collaborative effort to improve therapies for colorectal cancer. Thanks to all the colleagues, patients and funders for helping us get here! news.cancerresearchuk.org/2025/03/31/5-5…

"By combining patient data with preclinical models, we aim to improve predictions of which treatments will work best for each person.” Raheleh Amirkhah on the CRC-STARS project qub.ac.uk/research-centr…

More from the first minister’s visit yesterday… check out my cameo.

IGC's Kevin Myant is part of a world-leading research team, funded by £5.5m from Cancer Research UK and partners, tasked with making personalised medicine a reality for people with bowel cancer: edin.ac/3QZgmsD

We are so grateful to pts giving their time to participate in research ⁦⁦⁦University of Glasgow⁩ at a hugely stressful time. Even more amazing when pts support research publicity interviewing for national press-Thank you Tracey! scotsman.com/health/scotlan… glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/25049932.…

If you are Chicago bound watch out for Natalie & Sid presenting at #AACR2025 & come say hello! Natalie's AACR Women in Cancer Research award talk covers how we can use biology to improve early detection of polyps Sid's poster is on early tumour transcriptional landscapes

Incredibly proud to see Dr Fisher presenting her research at the AACR annual conference. Understanding precancer biology is crucial for improving early detection, and preventing early cancer development and progression. #AACR25

Scotland will play a major role in a major new £5.5m project to tackle bowel cancer co-funded by us, @BowelbabeFund, the Scientific Foundation of the Spanish Cancer Association (FCAECC) and philanthropists Bjorn Saven CBE and Inger Savern. CRUK Scotland Inst youtu.be/m3EuZWklkY0?si…

AACR.. over and out! Great couple of days in Chicago, brilliant to catch up with so many collaborators and make new connections. Coming home brimming with new ideas to take into our early detection, INCISE , MRC NMGN Cancer Cluster & CRC-STARS programmes #AACR25

Sunshine and science in Glasgow today at the CRC-STARS kick off meeting in CRUK Scotland Inst Excellent presention from Raheleh Amirkhah charting phenotypic evolution during cancer development and progression, and how best we can use preclinical models of cancer to improve patient outcomes

Philip Dunne CRUK Scotland Inst The Patrick G Johnston Centre for Cancer Research ACRCelerate MRC NMGN Cancer Cluster Owen Sansom 🏳️‍🌈 Simon Leedham Thrilled to share our work at the CRC-STARS kick-off meeting. Grateful to be part of this fantastic program and inspired by the many excellent talks. Excited for the discoveries ahead and the chance to contribute to impactful research!

Very proud to have won the VC's Breakthrough Researcher Award! (I'm still not entirely sure what I've broken, but hopefully we can fix it before anyone notices...) Many thanks to all collaborators (in maths and biology) who I've had the joy to work with over the last few years!