Cancer Research UK launches new London Centre, infusing £14M into biotherapeutics work from leading institutes
Some of London’s most prestigious research institutes are coming together to form a new centre focused on cancer biotherapeutics, launched with a £14 million ($18.4 million) check from Cancer Research UK.
The group, which will be called Cancer Research UK City of London Centre, comprises investigators from University College London, King’s College London, Queen Mary University of London and the Francis Crick Institute. Like some of Cancer Research UK’s other centres across the country, it will be a virtual entity operating out of the partners’ premises instead of one physical location.
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