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Professor Chris Jones, Professor Chris Jones - The Institute of Cancer Research, London Professor Chris Jones Head of Division and Group Leader Chris Jones is the Interim Head of Division for Molecular Pathology, Professor Chris Jones and his group concentrate on scanning the genome and epigenome of paediatric,  Videos 25 September Professor Chris Jones on childhood cancer research

Video: Dr Chris Jones on the discovery of the genetic flaw that may hold the key to devastating childhood cancer

Video: Dr Chris Jones on the discovery of the genetic flaw that may hold the key to devastating childhood cancer, Genetic flaw may hold key to deadly childhood brain tumour from The Institute of Cancer Research on Vimeo. Dr Chris Jones tells Henry French about his team's discovery of a genetic flaw driving the deadly childhood brain cancer DIPG, its surprising links to a developmental syndrome in which muscle turns to bone, and how the discovery could lead to new therapies for this hard-to-treat cancer. A full feature story accompanies this video

Glioma Group

Glioma Group - The Institute of Cancer Research, London Glioma Group Dr Chris Jones’ group investigates ways to translate basic molecular pathology findings into improved clinical outcomes for children with cancer. Group leader Professor Chris Jones Interim Head of Division Chris Jones

Dynamical Cell Systems

Chris Bakal’s group uses genomic approaches and computational modelling to understand how complex, leader Professor Chris Bakal Professor Chris Bakal aims to understand how cells change shape, become, Honorary Appointment  Professor Chris,  Ian Jones

ICR forms collaboration with AI drug discovery company to develop new possible treatments in rare childhood cancer DIPG

Vinci, Katy Taylor and Chris Jones via the Wellcome Collection. Licence: CC BY NC. Scientists, glioma (DIPG), an essentially untreatable brain cancer in children. Professor Chris Jones from, ways of treating this disease' Professor Chris Jones, Professor of Paediatric Brain Tumour Biology, research organisations. The expertise that Professor Chris Jones and his team bring to childhood brain, . Professor Jones is now planning to research these drugs in the laboratory to work out if they could

Goodbye to one of our most inspirational teachers

Professor Keith Jones (centre) with Dr Chris Milton and Professor Clare Isacke. Professor Keith Jones played a central role in our postgraduate teaching and learning programmes in his 13 years, in Oncology. Professor Jones was well-known among our student community for his commitment to student, programmes, Professor Jones led a team in our Cancer Research UK Cancer Therapeutics Unit, playing, Conference this summer, Professor Jones was thanked by Student Committee President Irene Matucci

Gene signatures give brain cancer clue

can contribute to cancer. In the study, a team led by Dr Chris Jones looked in detail at three genes, approach in glioma treatment. Dr Chris Jones, leader of the glioma team at The Institute of Cancer, also co-authored by Dr Jones – also published in journal PLoS One – they show how targeting more than

ICR Chief Executive Professor Paul Workman receives award from Spanish Cancer Foundation

Professor Paul Workman (left) and Professor Chris Jones at the CRIS award ceremony in London (photo: CRIS) Professor Paul Workman, Chief Executive of The Institute of Cancer Research, London, has been given a special award for his services to cancer research by the charity Cancer Research, ' The ICR’s Professor Chris Jones also attended the gala dinner and spoke to the audience about a Europe, in paediatric high-grade glioma. Professor Jones hopes to develop tests to identify which children may

Scientists uncover new treatment pathway for rare ‘spider web’ childhood brain tumours 

Image: Professor Chris Jones, Professor of Childhood Brain Tumour Biology at The ICR, on identifying potential drug targets for gliomatosis cerebri in the future. Professor Chris Jones, . “The SIOPE study has been a successful international collaboration with Professor Chris Jones spearheading, under the supervision of Professor Chris Jones. The research has led to significant progress, and it, the Rudy Mission is sponsoring. Our most sincere gratitude to Chris Jones for taking the initiative

Charity funding could help establish new clinical trials for deadliest of all childhood cancers

Image: Professor Chris Jones with his team in the lab. Credit: Brain Tumour Research The charity Brain Tumour Research has today announced a £2.5m funding agreement to help find new treatments, Research, London, where a team of scientists led by Professor Chris Jones, will form the charity’s, our vision of finding a cure for all types of brain tumours. “Under Professor Jones’s leadership, progress and bring much-needed hope to so many.” Smarter, kinder treatments Professor Jones