Find ways to target cancers
Which differences in cancer cells could provide opportunities to target them while limiting harm to healthy tissue?
Research
Target cancer. Reduce pain. Shorten the path to treatment.
Our research begins with three goals: identify differences that expose cancer cells to treatment, test ways to destroy or remove them while limiting harm to healthy tissue, and reduce pain and treatment burden. Automated experiments can shorten the time between a promising idea, a measured result and the next test.
What we are working towards
The questions driving our research.
Automated methods let researchers repeat an experiment across many parameter sets while recording every step and measurement.
Genetics defines the biological differences to investigate. Robotics, sensors, artificial intelligence and cloud computing expand how many conditions scientists can test and compare.
Destroy and remove cancer
Which approaches could destroy or remove cancer, and what evidence would show how well they work?
Reduce pain and treatment time
How could an approach work more quickly, cause less pain and place less strain on the person receiving it?
Shorten the time between stages
Where could better measurements, faster analysis and easier collaboration reduce delays between discovery, testing and treatment?
Scientific conversation
Talk to us about your research.
We welcome enquiries from people working in cancer biology, software, computing and experimental engineering.