Expert opinion: Super T cells in cancer therapy: taking the brakes off the immune system
The immune system has long been known to have an important role in stopping cancer, and immune suppression is a well-established risk for cancer formation.
The immune system has long been known to have an important role in stopping cancer, and immune suppression is a well-established risk for cancer formation.
Professor of Archaeology Ian Armit has published a new book on Celtic Scotland.
A senior manager at the University of Bradford has been recognised by the national body that champions teaching quality.
World-leading scientist and head of one of China’s most prestigious research organisation Professor Bai Chunli will receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Bradford as it hosts its first ever graduation ceremony in Beijing.
One of the greatest challenges in cancer medicine and in conducting clinical trials for new cancer treatments is to be able to accurately determine their effectiveness as soon possible after administration.