Our Researchers

Our talented researchers are working to improve the ways in which cancer is diagnosed and treated, leading to better outcomes and changing the lives of those living with the disease. It’s all delivered by the brightest talents right here in Wales, because research is in our DNA.

Dr Madeleine Adams

Cardiff & Vale UHB

Dr Muhammad Aslam

Betsi Cadwaladr UHB

Professor Duncan Baird

Cardiff University

Dr Harsh Bhatt

Cardiff University

Professor Jeremy Cheadle

Cardiff University

Dr Mathew Clement

Cardiff University

Professor Peter Dunstan

Swansea University

Professor Mererid Evans

Velindre Cancer Centre

Dr Paul Facey

Swansea University

Dr Salvatore Ferla

Swansea University

Dr Kieran Foley

Velindre Cancer Centre

Dr Martin Gill

Swansea University

Professor Andrew Godkin

Cardiff University

Professor Mark Gumbleton

Cardiff University

Professor Dean Harris

Swansea University

Dr Edgar Hartsuiker

Bangor University

Dr Pasquale Innominato

Ysbyty Gwynedd, Bangor

Professor Gareth Jenkins

Swansea University

Professor Chris Marshall

PETIC (Positron Emission Tomography Imaging Centre)

Dr Ramsay McFarlane

Bangor University

Dr Youcef Mehellou

Cardiff University

Dr Catia Neto

Cardiff University

Dr Oommen Oommen

Cardiff University

Professor Alan Parker

Cardiff University

Dr Lee Parry

Cardiff University

Dr Helen Pearson

Cardiff University

Dr James Powell

Velindre Cancer Centre

Dr Deb Roy

Swansea University

Professor Andrew Sewell

Cardiff University

Dr Sophie Shaw

Cardiff & Vale UHB

Dr Florian Siebzehnrubl

Cardiff University

Dr Stephanie Sivell

Cardiff University

Dr Chris Staples

Bangor University

Professor Andy Tee

Cardiff University

Dr Jason Webber

Swansea University

Professor Andrew Westwell

Cardiff University

Mr Philip Wheeler

Velindre Cancer Centre

Professor Clare Wilkinson

North Wales Centre for Primary Care Research, Wrexham (part of Bangor University)

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