Centre for Cancer Biology

The Centre for Cancer Biology (CCB) studies the fundamental causes of cancer in order to find new ways to prevent and treat the disease.

Established within SA Pathology as a hub for innovative science leading to breakthrough therapies, CCB is jointly headed by Professors Angel Lopez and Sharad Kumar and currently hosts 16 full time research group leaders and their teams.

The translation of new discoveries into clinical practice is strengthened by the co-localization of the laboratories within a single centre, as well as its proximity to the Royal Adelaide Hospital along with its clinical resources and the University of Adelaide, with which it shares key research facilities.

The CCB also has alliances with leading pharmaceutical companies to rapidly exploit new discoveries. The Centre aims to be a hub of internationally recognized cancer research "excellence" achieving tangible outcomes for cancer patients.

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CCB Researchers awarded new Cancer and Diabetes grants

20th April 2012

Dr Cameron Bracken and Prof Greg Goodall have been awarded a 3-year grant by the Association for International Cancer Research (AICR) to study the global response of microRNA target genes in epithelial-mesenchymal transition. Dr Yeesim Khew-Goodall has also been awarded a 1-year grant from ......

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Clifford Prize for Cancer Research was awarded to Vishva Dixit at the 5th Barossa Meeting

30th November 2011

The Clifford Prize for Cancer Research was awarded to Dr Vishva Dixit for his pioneering work on the machinery of cell death, which has dramatically altered our understanding of the molecular events required for programmed cell death and......

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CCB wins 16 new NHMRC Project grants and 3 Fellowships

17th October 2011

Researchers from the Centre for Cancer Biology have been awarded $9.6 million in new NHMRC Project Grants in the 2012 round as announced this morning. The project grant funding to......

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