What do you think the world would look like without discovery research? With all tests and treatments for cancer reliant on the crucial breakthroughs uncovered by discovery research, we would see a world very different from today’s. What could the future look like if we fund more discovery research? Join us in our united effort and fund hope for the future, become a #Curestarter today. ✊🩷 #WorldwideCancerResearch #Curestarters #CancerResearch
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For #NationalCancerResearchMonth, we asked Precede Biosciences team members to tell us why cancer research is important to them. Garrett Gilman perfectly captured a sentiment we can all get behind. #CancerResearchSavesLives #NCRM24
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Look forward to seeing you next week at #EACR at booth #3. Come by and say hi and I can introduce you to what Revvity can do to help you publish and get you drug targets to market quicker. #cellandgenetheapy #oncology #biotechnology
Join us at Booth #3 at the #EACR Conference in Rotterdam! Discover our cutting-edge cancer research solutions designed to advance your scientific work. Don't miss this opportunity to explore innovative tools and technologies that can make a difference in your research. See you there! http://ms.spr.ly/6043Y9iFX #EACR2024 #CancerResearch #RevvUpResearch
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Another example of why scale in #singlecell research matters: Dr. Ronan Chaligné at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center routinely spent huge amounts of time (years, in fact) to generate single cell #methylation data from a few thousand cells. Now he can produce 10 times that in one experiment with the help of Scale Biosciences, making his data sets more robust and meaningful than ever before. Watch the full webinar to learn more: https://zurl.co/HSXp
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The 10th annual World Cancer Series summit examines Europe’s need to continue prioritising cancer in regional and national politics. Learn more >> http://econimpact.co/xh #WorldCancerSeriesEurope
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If you or anyone you know is interested in looking at methylation at the single cell level, check this out.
Another example of why scale in #singlecell research matters: Dr. Ronan Chaligné at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center routinely spent huge amounts of time (years, in fact) to generate single cell #methylation data from a few thousand cells. Now he can produce 10 times that in one experiment with the help of Scale Biosciences, making his data sets more robust and meaningful than ever before. Watch the full webinar to learn more: https://zurl.co/HSXp
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Yesterday was #WorldCancerDay: want to know more about current trends in cancer-related innovation? Our latest report reveals: 📈 a dramatic surge in innovation against cancer (70% increase since 2015) 🌎 inventions from the United States are in strong lead, far ahead of Europe, China or Japan 🏃🏽♀️ in Europe, Germany remains in the lead but the UK, France, Switzerland and the Netherlands are catching up 🧪 one in three inventions come from universities and public research organisations Full report: epo.org/trends-cancer #FightCancer #CancerAwareness #InnovationInHealthcare #WorldCancerDay #EPOStudy #cancerresearch #cancertreatment
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🔬 Our new novelty score metric is used to measures how unique a research paper is compared to existing literature. 🔝 High novelty scores suggests that a study is breaking new ground or offering new perspectives that could lead to major breakthroughs. View September’s most novel cancer research papers 👇 https://bit.ly/3TMCqsd #CancerResearch #OpenAccess #SciencePapers #MedicalAdvancements
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For #NationalCancerResearchMonth, we asked Precede Biosciences team members to tell us why cancer research is important to them. Jennifer Fortune describes her aspiration that cancer research will help to leave the world a better place. #CancerResearchSavesLives #NCRM24
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How can we engineer T cells to target cancer more effectively? What are the recent advancements and obstacles in this area? We explored these topics and others in an engaging discussion with our expert in the field, Jalil Hakimi. Read here: https://ow.ly/NJwC50RhXI0 #cart #blog #tcells #cancerresearch
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