By cancer researchers, for cancer researchers. Join us as we sit down with renowned researchers from around the world to discuss their personal experiences and insights on navigating a career in cancer research. Whether you’re dealing with imposter syndrome or trying to figure out your next career step, this podcast offers valuable advice and powerful examples from the experts themselves to help y... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Life SciencesScience |
Two of the biggest challenges for the treatment of most solid cancers are drug toxicity, particularly systemic toxicity, and drug permeation in the tumoral tissue. These obstacles may be mitigated through the development of intracellular delivery sys... more
We speak with Dr. Georgia Konstantinidou and Dr. Chiara Pozzato from University of Bern about their recent pre-clinical research investigating a new potential treatment approach for KRAS driven cancers. The conversation explores the role of FAK signa... more
In this insightful and honest conversation, award winners Karin de Visser, Ido Amit and Marta Kovatcheva talk about their research, career journeys, and excitement for the future of cancer research. From curiosity and scientific breakthroughs to div... more
In this episode of The Cancer Researcher Podcast we interview Professor Charlie Swanton, Deputy Clinical Director of the Francis Crick Institute and Chief Clinician at Cancer Research UK on his research interests, the evolution of the field and how h... more
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Centered around the experiences and insights of professionals in the field of cancer research, this podcast features a diverse range of discussions that illuminate the challenges and triumphs within scientific careers. Episodes typically include conversations with leading researchers who share their personal journeys, the evolution of cancer treatments, and reflections on breakthroughs in the field. Notably, the content focuses not only on technical advancements but also on the human aspects of research, including overcoming imposter syndrome and navigating career transitions. Its appeal lies in offering practical advice, facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration, and inspiring the next generation of scientists while addressing both pers... more
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