Oxford Biomedical Research Centre activities during COVID-19
The NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre is a collaboration between the University of Oxford and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to fund medical research.
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$410 million buy-out for Oxford cancer detection technology30 October 2020
Research photography exhibition comes to John Radcliffe HospitalIn Other News30 October 2020
Minimal risk of catching COVID-19 as a result of endoscopy, study finds28 October 2020
Oxford study reveals medium-term impact of COVID-1919 October 2020
Congratulations to @BaseGenomics who
have been acquired by @ExactSciences - paving the way for potential improved early cancer detection using TAPS technology https://t.co/Hp6fGlBpI2 @Ludwig_Cancer @CRUKResearch
This week we have seen the results of the meteoric rise of @BioEscalator tenants @BaseGenomics
The @ExactSciences partnership will significantly accelerate its clinical and commercial development of early-stage cancer detection
@OxfordMedSci https://t.co/sQaiAJTkle
Our fantastic photo exhibition showcasing healthcare research in our local area has come to the John Radcliffe. It's in the JR West Wing throughout November.
But please, don't make a special journey to see it - respect the trust's visiting guidelines https://t.co/yraO8ddRiR
Exciting news that @BaseGenomics is bought for $410 million for its ground-breaking TAPS technology, developed by #OxfordCancer researchers to detect multiple cancers through simple blood samples
Read more here: https://t.co/OKdyWec0Vc
@Ludwig_Cancer @CRUKResearch @OxfordBRC
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