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Creating a connected professional community of cancer research and practice in western Sydney
The Sydney West Translational Cancer Research Centre (SWTCRC) is one of seven Cancer Institute NSW funded Translational Cancer Research Centres incorporating research, clinical training, education and service delivery within a formal framework that links leading research and clinical centres.
SWTCRC devotes itself to removing barriers, supporting and amplifying the skills and achievements of our workforce enabling them to provide ever greater benefits to our community.
Our Flagship Programs
MOGA Annual Scientific Meeting 2020 - POSTPONED
Stepping Stones Program for Early Career Researchers University of Sydney
WHRN 2020 Symposium General Research Presentations
Stepping Stones Program for Early Career Researchers University of Sydney
Disruption, adaptation and adoption: What does the new face of Clinical Trials look like?
WIMR Seminar - 20 Aug 2020
'A great honour': Jacob George awarded for lifetime of work in liver health.
Good Luck @Anna_Singleton_ 🤞 @cancerNSW
Please vote for me & @RebeccaRaeside 😁
We’re finalists in @Sydney_Uni’s Student Innovation Challenge for our digital #support program for #breastcancersurvivors during #Covid19
Vote (only 2s 😊) or watch our 3min video here: https://www.judgify.me/public-voting/SIC2020
@WARC_USYD @SWTCRC
We are hiring! Seeking an enthusiastic research assistant working with @TheCesareLab, based @CMRI_AUS on mechanisms of cell death after radiation therapy, please RT or DM for details.https://www.seek.com.au/job/50213117?_ga=2.138966198.48520812.1594170540-1002042689.1494473350 https://twitter.com/TheCesareLab/status/1281394761618747392
We are hiring a research assistant (co-supervised by @RadOncDoc_Gee) for a project investigating cancer cell death in radiation therapy. Enthusiasm for science is a must, experience in cell/mol bio & microscopy is a plus. DM for details, RT appreciated. https://www.seek.com.au/job/50213117?_ga=2.138966198.48520812.1594170540-1002042689.1494473350
New Publication from our Translational Radiation Biology & Oncology team. "Hypoxia, metabolism & the circadian clock: new links to overcome radiation resistance in high-grade gliomas." Congratulations. 🎉@Eric73363938 @hannsshen @WestmeadInst @cancerNSW
https://rdcu.be/b5vbt
NEW PUBLICATION from our 2019 Translational Cancer Research Fellow Ali Azimi. Proteome changes between primary and metastatic cutaneous SCC https://westmead-dermatology.sydney.edu.au/2020/07/new-publication-proteome-changes-between-primary-and-metastatic-cutaneous-scc/ @cancerNSW @CTSR_USyd