How researchers are maximising the use of data to ensure that information is shared widely – Cancer Research UK

Cancer Research UK Science and Innovation shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Learn how researchers are maximising the use of data to ensure that information is shared widely, and, whenever possible, is translated to deliver patient benefit at our next research data webinar on November 6 from 12-1pm. Register now.

Simon Mitchell (Sussex Medical School and Sussex Cancer Research Centre) will tell us about his recently published paper on reusing publicly available cancer data to create personalised cancer simulations that can predict prognosis.

Gincy George (King’s College London) will also discuss a project aiming to collect and analyse data from patients to understand how genetic variability that can lead to impaired drug metabolism.

Hosting this webinar will be Mieke Van Hemelrijck (King’s College London) and Frances Pearl (University of Sussex) who will share their ambitions for the data and samples reuse community of special interest. Maximise the impact of data and research by joining us and asking your questions.”

Source: Cancer Research UK Science and Innovation/LinkedIn