The TCRN have recently published their report "Translational Cancer Research Network: Four Years in Review 2011-2015", which you can download below.
This month we feature recent TCRN conference grant recipients Dr Janet Long and Rebecca Poulos.
We highlight the services of the TCRN Consumer Advisory Committee, in particular featured members Sue McCullough and David Synnott.
TCRN members are featured in our members publications article.
Finally, we highlight the TCRN Translational Bioinformatics projects including the release of TranSMART, which featured at recent conferences including eResearch Australasia in Brisbane and Biogrid, Sydney;

Download a copy of the TCRN Report - Translational Cancer Research Network: Four Years in Review 2011-2015

The TCRN has completed an overview of the Translational Cancer Research Network’s activities and are pleased to share this report highlighting the achievements of the TCRN...
Read more and download a copy here

The launch of the tranSMART research tool at UNSW will improve access to health care data Learn more about the TranSMART Query Tool and how to access aggregate, de-identified data

Check out this month's highlighted research publications as conducted by the TCRN members...
This month's article features publications attributed to TCRN members...

Dr Long, a TCRN postdoctoral researcher, currently working on the Cancer Challenge of the Year 2015, which looks at the referral and diagnosis pathway for patients who are identified as being at risk of Lynch syndrome...
Dr Long's conference grant to enhance her knowledge of organisational change in health care

TCRN Consumer Advisory Committee member Sue McCullough has been a voice for cancer patients and their families for nearly 15 years.
Learn more about Sue's consumer involvement with TCRN researchers

Rebecca Poulos is investigating regulatory mutations in cancer at the Lowy Cancer Research Centre and thanks to a TCRN grant recently attended European Molecular Biology Laboratory...
To expand her research outlook, Rebecca applied for a TCRN grant to attend a EMBL PhD course