Upcoming events.

SCRC Annual Symposium
Jun
23

SCRC Annual Symposium

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The Sussex Cancer Research Centre (SCRC) is delighted to announce its 3rd Symposium, celebrating our growing community of cancer researchers across the University of Sussex, University of Brighton, BSMS, and local NHS Trusts.

This event will showcase cutting-edge cancer research, collaborations, and innovations taking place across Sussex. Researchers, clinicians, students, and our local communities are warmly invited to join us for an inspiring day of talks, networking, and discovery.

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Goodbye Breasts!  An award-winning feature documentary.
Apr
14

Goodbye Breasts! An award-winning feature documentary.

After a double mastectomy, filmmaker Joanna Callaghan embarks on a creative journey of self-recovery—building a giant inflatable breast, choreographing a post-op dance routine, and hosting a Goodbye Breasts! party—as she learns to embrace her new body and find joy in life after cancer.

The film is going on a national tour and will screen at Duke’s Picturehouse, Komedia, Brighton, with Q & A hosted by Sussex-based oncologist and cancer researcher Richard Simcock on the 14th April.

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Sussex Cancer Fund Science Café
Sept
29

Sussex Cancer Fund Science Café

Join us for the next Science Café hosted by Sussex Cancer Fund in partnership with the Macmillan Horizon Centre. These informal events offer a unique opportunity to hear directly from leading cancer researchers working here in Sussex. With short, engaging talks followed by open discussion, it’s a welcoming space for patients, families, and anyone interested in the latest developments in cancer research.

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South West Structural Biology Consortium 2025
Jul
21
to 22 Jul

South West Structural Biology Consortium 2025

The conference is for scientists from the Universities of Bath, Bristol, Cardiff, Exeter, Reading, Portsmouth, Southampton and Sussex with an interest in structural biology; using techniques ranging from X-ray crystallography, cryo-electron microscopy, NMR to computational modelling and molecular simulations.

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