3rd day of excellent cancer research presentations ⁦CCRT⁩ #TransoncXVII -great talk about vaccines not only for cancer in humans, also dogs 🐶. Sessions to come on TME, immunotherapy, drugging undruggable. Still time to join ⁦Herbert Park Hotel & Park Residence⁩-you won’t be sorry!

Closing out #TRANSONCXVII, Dr Filip Janku, Monte Rosa Therapeutics speaking on targeting MYC-driven cancers. ProfJohnCrown CCRT DCU Research DCU School of Biotechnology DCU Biodesign Europe DCU Life Sciences Institute

Congratulations ProfJohnCrown Denis Collins @Karenculhane at the end of another excellent 3 days of cutting-edge cancer research presentations, spanning fundamental, translational and clinical research. Hope you’re all very proud CCRT 👏

Attention!!! Delighted to host Prof Richard O’Reilly from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center )Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center NY) at our Inaugural 2024-25 CCRT Medical Oncology Seminar Series. Please re post

I was honored to compete and win the Sheppard Prize and Shane O’Neill Medal for excellence in translational research for my MD project in HER2+ oesophageal cancer. This is especially dedicated to my parents and supervisors William B Robb Denis Collins Debbie O' Reilly RCSI

Well done Larissa Katharina Bless! Fantastic work that is funded by We are now Research Ireland and CCRT

I'm so excited to be representing DCU in the National 'Three Minute Thesis' final on the 13th November! Links to register are below for anybody who's interested in coming along - even if you're from another university, you know you really want to come out and support me 😉

Congratulations to Niall Ashfield on doing such a fantastic job representing Dublin City University at the National Three Minute Thesis competition at the the Royal Irish Academy, did us all proud! Thanks to Irish Universities Assoc. for organising and hosting the event. DCU Life Sciences Institute DCU Research DCU School of Biotechnology

Huge congratulations to Myra Castel on passing her viva and obtaining her PhD! It was a pleasure to supervise the project. Myra was funded through our Research Ireland ACORN project in DCU Life Sciences Institute. My thanks to the co-supervisory panel members Neil Conlon Naomi Walsh ProfJohnCrown

Massive congratulations to Marta Valenti, PhD on passing her PhD viva today! Marta was funded through the Research Ireland ACORN project in DCU Life Sciences Institute. It was a pleasure to supervise the project. My thanks to the co-supervisory panel members Alex J Eustace ProfJohnCrown DCU School of Biotechnology

Delighted to present our work on NK cells in metastatic HER2+ breast cancer SABCS 2024! Work is funded by CCRT and The Caroline Foundation ProfJohnCrown DCU Life Sciences Institute DCU Research DCU School of Biotechnology DCU Science and Health

Are We Truly Capturing the Reality of Cancer? As cancer researchers, we rely on in vitro models, but what if they don’t fully capture the biology of tumors in patients? Let’s turn research into real impact. Come chat with me at News IACR to drive cancer progress together!

Plot twist: we got shortlisted for Best Poster! Thanks so much to News IACR for recognising my work and for once again hosting a world class meeting this week! 👏

Where did that four years go?! Huge congratulations to Marta Valenti, PhD and Myra Castel on their PhD graduation from Dublin City University. They will be missed in DCU School of Biotechnology but they are going on to great things. Thanks to Research Ireland and @PumaBiotech for funding their work. ProfJohnCrown

Presenting work on HER4 mutations at the first poster session of #AACR25 ! My thanks to CCRT and The Caroline Foundation for their support DCU School of Biotechnology DCU Research DCU Life Sciences Institute ProfJohnCrown

Today I am presenting data at #AACR25 on novel HER4 CRISPR/Cas9-edited models of melanoma generated by Marta Valenti, PhD funded by Research Ireland and @PumaBiotech DCU School of Biotechnology DCU Life Sciences Institute DCU Science and Health ProfJohnCrown DCU Research

Last day of #AACR25 ! I am presenting work today by Myra Castel on small cell lung cancer cell lines with CRISPR/Cas9 generated KRAS mutations. The work is funded by Research Ireland and @PumaBiotech #CancerResearch DCU School of Biotechnology DCU Research DCU Life Sciences Institute ProfJohnCrown

My thanks to #IMMUNOmodel COSTAction for the opportunity to speak at the 3rd Annual Meeting in Warsaw, Poland on the challenges facing pre-clinical researchers working on modelling immunotherapies! DCU Research DCU Science and Health DCU Life Sciences Institute DCU School of Biotechnology immunomodel