Professor Clare Isacke studied for her BA in Biochemistry and DPhil in Developmental Biology with John Heath at the University of Oxford. She then moved to Tony Hunter's laboratory at the Salk Institute in San Diego to work on growth factor receptor signalling as a postdoctoral fellow. On returning to England, she started her own research laboratory first in the Department of Biochemistry and then in the Department of Biology at Imperial College London. In 2001, Professor Isacke moved to The Institute of Cancer Research in London in the Breast Cancer Now Toby Robins Research Centre. In 2004, Professor Isacke was appointed Deputy Director of the Centre and from 2011–2013 she was the Interim Director of the Breast Cancer Now Breast Cancer Research Centre and the Interim Head of the Division of Breast Cancer Research. In 2013, she was appointed Academic Dean at the ICR.
Tuesday, 17 June 2025
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11:35
13:10
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Aging Stroma Drives Breast Cancer Progression
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Proffered Paper: Selected from Abstracts - to be announced in 2025
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Cancer – Matrix Crosstalk in Cancer Progression
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Proffered Paper: Selected from Abstracts - to be announced in 2025
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Targeting the metastatic microenvironment
Auditorium 6+7
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