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Volume of research vs. 5-year survival by type of cancer. Good news: no cancer type is in the bottom left quadrant of this graph. Still so much to be done, even for those at the top right quadrant. 5 years: since when this is much time to live?

5-year survival by type of cancer vs. volume of research as measured by number of entries in PubMed.

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Interested in developing a new environmental-friendly substitute for laboratory plastics? Jennifer Gaughran and I have a #postdoc position on a new DCU Science and Health -spanning team with only a few days left to apply! For more information, check out the link below! bit.ly/3yktssq

Pleased to have this work published highlighting the impact of altered calcium handling in promoting androgen deprivation resistance in Prostate Cancer by Debbie O' Reilly from DCU Cancer Research DCU Nursing, Psychotherapy & Community Health @nicb_dcu DCU Science and Health

Delighted to announce that Dr Colm Henry, Chief Clinical Officer, HSE Dr Colm Henry, CCO HSE Ireland will open our AICRI workshop on Functional Cancer Genomics and Precision Oncology on Thursday at 10am. Register here: eventbrite.ie/e/functional-c…

Pleased to share our recent review article exploring the role of calcium in supporting common pathways altered in triple negative breast cancer. DCU Cancer Research @nicb_dcu Alex J Eustace DCU Science and Health DCU Nursing, Psychotherapy & Community Health

Great to see promotion of a recently published collaborative review article written by Alex J Eustace and I. It details the role of aberrant calcium signalling in supporting TP53 mutant triple negative breast cancer. Free full text available in the link below. DCU Science and Health @nicb_dcu

Delighted to share a new publication on the development and characterisation of collagen scaffolds for breast cancer by John Redmond supervised by myself, Tanya Levingstone and Nicholas Dunne from DCU Science and Health and DCU Centre for Medical Engineering Research. authors.elsevier.com/c/1fyJX9sVlikQ…

One of the MOST CHALLENGING parts of any research project: Literature Review Here's how to fast-track your literature review process using two FREE tools - Zotero and Research Rabbit 👇 A step-by-step guide with visuals 🧵

Our most recent paper showing the development/characterisation of 3D collagen-based scaffolds for breast cancer research is now available online John Redmond Helen McCarthy Dr Paul Buchanan Tanya Levingstone Nicholas Dunne DCU Biodesign Europe DCU Engineering AddThis | Home authors.elsevier.com/c/1fyJX9sVlikQ…

CANCER RESEARCHERS! - IACR ANNUAL CONFERENCE Radisson Hotel Athlone, Ireland from 22nd to 24th February 2023. Deadline for online abstract submissions is Midnight Wed 2nd November. News IACR iacr.ie You can submit your abstract on: bytesizedhost.co.uk/iacr/

We are hiring 3 Postdoctoral fellows for EI_DisruptiveTech funded project on #biomaterials, #medicaldevice & #osteoporosis. Applications are open until December 21st. Informal inquiries are welcome!! Join our great group DCU Centre for Medical Engineering Research & DCU Biodesign Europe at DCU Engineering Dublin City University Please RT

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Is personalised medicine the answer to stopping prostate cancer? Researchers are investigating targetted drugs to prevent the build up of calcium in cells which promotes prostate cancer, writes Dr Paul Buchanan DCU Nursing, Psychotherapy & Community Health Dublin City University IrishResearch rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

Nice to write a piece for RTE Brainstorm about some of my work on calcium as a target in cancer. DCU Cancer Research @nicb_dcu DCU Science and Health

Congratulations John Redmond. Well deserved. Some very nice work on collagen-based scaffolds as a 3D model for breast cancer. Good luck on the next chapter. DCU Cancer Research Dublin City University DCU Science and Health

All graduate programs should teach the creative scientific process to help change the research system and increase the disruptiveness of science projects