Our research groups aim to understand the fundamental biology of cancer and translate these findings into the clinic to benefit patients.
The Institute has particular strengths in genomics, computational biology, and imaging, and currently devotes significant research effort to cancers arising in the breast, pancreas, brain, and colon.
Explore our Research Groups
Raza Ali
Ali Group
Systems Cancer Pathology Lab
Shankar Balasubramanian
Balasubramanian Group
Chemical biology
Giulia Biffi
Biffi Group
Ecology of Cancer
Sarah Bohndiek
VISION Lab
Imaging oxygen and oxidative stress
James Brenton
Brenton Group
Functional genomics of ovarian cancer
Kevin Brindle
Brindle Group
Molecular imaging (MRI and MRS)
Carlos Caldas
Caldas Group
Breast cancer functional genomics
Jason Carroll
Carroll Group
Nuclear receptor transcription
Pau Creixell
Creixell Group
Cancer Signaling and Therapeutics
Maike De La Roche
de la Roche Group
Cancer immunology
Richard Gilbertson
Gilbertson Group
Cellular and molecular origins of cancer
Tim Halim
Halim Group
Cancer immunology
Greg Hannon
Hannon Group
Small RNAs and mammalian genomics
Greg Hannon
IMAXT Laboratory
Tumours in 3D
Steve Jackson
Jackson Group
Maintenance of genome stability
Florian Markowetz
Markowetz group
Computational biology
Martin Miller
Miller Group
Cancer systems biology
Masashi Narita
Narita Group
Cellular senescence and tumour suppressors
Nitzan Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld Group
Liquid biopsies and cancer diagnostics
Doug Winton
Winton Group
Stem cell biology of the intestine
Emeritus and Former Group Leaders
Emeritus and Former Group Leaders