Welcome to the TCRN

The Translational Cancer Research Network (TCRN) is a collaborative and interactive cancer research community based in the South East of Sydney, with links to cancer services and researchers in inner and southern Sydney, and Albury. It was formed to create an innovative and supportive environment for the translation of cancer research into improvements in patient care.

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News

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21 Apr 2021

The Randwick Precinct Cancer Roundtable featuring Associate Professor Robert Smee and Professor Patsie Polly discussing Cancer Cachexia is now available for viewing.

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29 Mar 2021

The Randwick Precinct Cancer Roundtable featuring Associate Professor Phoebe Phillips and John Kokkinos discussing Patient-Derived Pancreatic Tumour Organoids and Place in Precision Medicine is now available for viewing.

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29 Mar 2021

The HSA Biobank Team have published a commentary of their experiences in establishing the biobank, challenges and how the are adapting to a new research environment.

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29 Mar 2021

In this monthly article the TCRN Operations & Projects team use on-line tools to identify publications attributed to TCRN members. We are using Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature as our primary source.

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15 Mar 2021

Once again, the TCRN is organising a PhD Career Pathway Workshop: Life after a PhD! The workshop aims to demonstrate the breadth of career pathways available to TCRN students post PhD.

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15 Mar 2021

Get to know a little more about our talented PhD students! Stephanie Nemec is in the spotlight.

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1 Mar 2021

Get to know a little more about our talented PhD students! Rui Sang is in the spotlight.

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1 Mar 2021

Get to know a little more about our talented PhD students! Guan Huang is in the spotlight.

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1 Mar 2021

Get to know a little more about our talented PhD students! Eric Torgbenu is in the spotlight.

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