COLOSSUS PhD Studentship available at University College Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Would you like to work at the forefront of Systems Medicine? University College Dublin (UCD) is looking for a mathematical modelling PhD student to join the COLOSSUS team at Systems Biology Ireland, UCD, in Dublin. Contact dirk.fey@ucd.ie for more information. Informal enquiries are welcome!
Dr Rodrigo Dienstmann, VHIO presents COLOSSUS at the AACR
Dr Rodrigo Dienstmann of Vall d'Hebron University Hospital, Barcelona, Spain presented COLOSSUS at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Intestinal Stem Cells and Colon Cancer: Biology to Therapy conference. The four-day meeting ran from the 27-30 September 2018 in [...]
Darran O’ Connor, RCSI presents COLOSSUS findings at 2018 ASCO
A study: 'SATB2 loss and the immune milieu of colorectal cancer (CRC)' was presented by Dr Darran O' Connor, a cancer biologist at the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland at the Gastrointestinal (Colorectal) Cancer session at the 2018 American Society of Clinical [...]
COLOSSUS exhibits at important PPI event: Patient Voice in Cancer Research
On September 21, 2018, the fifth Patient Voice in Cancer Research event took place at University College Dublin's Conway Institute. At this interactive event, RCSI's Dr Alice O'Farrell presented COLOSSUS at an exhibition alongside several other Dublin-based cancer research projects [...]
Florent Petitprez, INSERM, presents COLOSSUS studies at ESMO’s MAP 2018
COLOSSUS researcher Florent Petitprez, of INSERM, presented COLOSSUS studies at The European Society of Medical Oncology's MAP 2018 - Molecular Analysis for Personalised Therapy meeting. During the Innovative clinical trials session, Florent's talk was entitled: 'Immune classification of soft tissue sarcoma [...]
Rodrigo Dienstmann, VHIO presents COLOSSUS at two scientific meetings
COLOSSUS PI Prof Rodrigo Dienstmann, MD of Vall d'Hebron Institute of Oncology, Barcelona (VHIO) presented COLOSSUS findings at two scientific meetings earlier this year. The first, titled "Molecular subtypes of Colorectal Cancer: tumor and microenvironment interactions" was delivered at a Symphogen [...]