Congratulations to the London Pancreas Workshop Abstract Winners - 5 fantastic presentations. Well done to all those who submitted and presented abstracts at #2020LPW.

Our PhD student Shayin Gibson will be doing a flash talk during the Organ-on-a-Chip Technologies Network symposium this Wednesday! Tune in for her talk titled “Breast cancer spheroids: a platform to decipher critical luminal-myoepithelial interactions during disease progression” eventbrite.com/e/organ-on-a-c…

Well done to Shayin Gibson and all speakers at today’s Organ-on-a-Chip Technologies Network symposium! It’s great to still be able to share fascinating science and hear about the latest developments in #organonachip and #invitromodels technology.

Looking forward to PhD day today! A great line up of talks and poster presentations from PhD students here at Barts Cancer Institute (Queen Mary). Look out for our 2nd year PhD students, Demi and Elena, who will be presenting their research in the poster sessions! Barts and The London, Queen Mary #cancerresearch

After a great first session of poster presentations at #BCIPhDDay, we are now moving onto the Three Minute Thesis presentations BCI PhD Forum. Lavanya is speaking about her project on liquid biopsies for #PancreaticCancer

Our two PhD stars Demi and Elena kicked off the annual Barts Cancer Institute (Queen Mary) PhD Day with their posters on #Glioblastoma and #Pancreaticcancer! Great organisation from BCI PhD Forum

Results from the Phase I STARPAC trial - Cancer Research UK Barts Centre ⁦Barts Cancer Institute (Queen Mary)⁩ ⁦Queen Mary University of London⁩ ⁦Barts Health⁩ ⁦Medical Research Council⁩ ⁦PancreaticCancer Res⁩ ⁦Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK⁩ ⁦The ICR⁩ ⁦CRUK Cambridge Institute⁩ ⁦ bartscancer.london/publications/2…

As the @TheBACR student rep, our PhD student Demi has written a blog about life in lockdown. You know you have time to read it.. bacr.org.uk/bacr-blog/demi… Barts Cancer Institute (Queen Mary)

Well done and thank you to Edward Carter for sharing his research in today's Barts Cancer Institute (Queen Mary) tumour biology meeting. Really interesting example of how chimera spheroids can be used to investigate cellular crosstalk in cancer #PancreaticCancer #CancerResearch

Really enjoyed the 1st day of the #CrickCancerConf! Lots of great talks on metastasis and targeting the tumour microenvironment. Looking forward to more talks tomorrow. Check out Abigail Coetzee‘s poster on FGFR mediated cellular crosstalk in #pancreaticcancer The Francis Crick Institute

Very proud of our post doc Abigail Coetzee who won best poster at the #CrickCancerConf last week! Her poster was titled ‘Targeting FGFR signalling to disrupt cellular cross-talk in #pancreaticcancer.’ Well done! The Francis Crick Institute Barts Cancer Institute (Queen Mary)

Congratulations Abigail Coetzee 👩‍🎓

Some snapshots from today at the Festival of Communities in Stepney Green Park. It’s been so nice and busy, we can’t wait for tomorrow!! #FestivalofCommunities #qmul Tower Hamlets Council #THevents Queen Mary University of London

rdcu.be/cZnSS Excellent working together with Grose Lab. #teamwork with Abigail Coetzee Edward Carter and talented team of scientists. Funding support from PancreaticCancer Res Barts Charity Cancer Research UK.

Researchers from BCI Barts and The London, Queen Mary Queen Mary University of London, led by Grose Lab KocherLab, have identified a new channel of communication through which non-cancerous cells drive the invasion of cancer cells in #PancreaticCancer Abigail Coetzee Edward Carter (1/4)

Delighted that our latest study on FGFR signaling in #PancreaticCancer has come out in Oncogene Journal! Congrats to the team and special thanks to Abigail Coetzee, Edward Carter, and Prof Kocher. So grateful to PancreaticCancer Res, Cancer Research UK and Barts Charity for supporting our work.

Very happy and excited to share my PhD work published this week:nature.com/articles/s4138…. A great team effort and so thankful to everyone involved especially Edward Carter, Grose Lab and KocherLab! Also very grateful to PancreaticCancer Res,Cancer Research UK and Barts Charity for their support

Had a great time with the Biddle lab at the 4th Crick International Cancer Conference, lots of exciting talks and discussion! #CrickCancerConf

We hope you are ready for our last workshop before the Annual Symposium as this one is not to be missed! We will talk about #stemcell and #bioengineering and models of #Regeneration and #Diseases! More details and registration: qkine.com/lscn-tissue-en…

And that’s a wrap! 🥳 Huge thanks to everyone involved in the committee - incredibly proud of what we’ve achieved today and look forward to many more LSCN events in the near future. #LSCN2024