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We are excited to announce the publication of our research on tumour and normal adjacent tissue pairs in breast cancer. Below is a summary of the key findings.

Introducing AmplificationTimeR - a new tool in the Wedge group arsenal for understanding tumour evolution.

Laura Woodhouse writes about the group’s recent trip to AACR in San Diego, California.

The Wedge group is excited to announce its recent publication on evolutionary subtypes of prostate cancer. Read on for a brief overview of the publication.

Aliah Hawari reflects on Cancer Research UK’s recent Data-Driven Cancer Research Conference.

David Wedge featured on a special episode of Season 2 of the Manchester Cancer Research Centre’s One in Two podcast.

Laura Woodhouse writes about the group’s recent trip to EMBL Heidelberg.

Professor Wedge has been recognised in Clarivate’s 2023 list of Highly Cited Researchers for the second year in a row.

Claire Kramer, a visiting PhD researcher, reflects on her time with the Wedge group

A little farewell to the PhD researchers who joined us in the summer of 2023!