Building the next generation of oncology
Precision oncology increasingly requires collaboration across molecular diagnostics, clinical medicine, computation, evidence generation and technology.
Partners
Nine kinds of organisation, each usually arriving with a different problem.
Research collaboration meeting
Working session — whiteboard with real diagrams, several people. Avoid the generic handshake.
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Four ways to work together
Advisory
Scientific and clinical precision-oncology advisory work: reviewing programme design, assessing molecular strategy, and providing an independent read on scientific direction.
Research
Joint research, translational research, investigator-initiated studies and biomarker programmes, with defined scientific leadership and data governance.
Clinical
Trial feasibility, patient identification strategy, biomarker strategy, clinical pathway design and molecular tumour board implementation.
Technology
Artificial intelligence, natural language processing, clinical intelligence, molecular interpretation, trial matching and clinical decision support.
Academic and research collaboration
Collaboration with universities and research institutions is handled separately from commercial engagement, with different expectations around publication, authorship and data governance.
Research collaboration
AI & Cancer Intelligence
Research themes
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Commercial and academic enquiries are routed separately. Terms, intellectual property and publication rights are agreed in writing before work begins.