UCL Cancer Institute
Higher EducationUnited Kingdom201-500 Employees
UCL Cancer Institute is a cancer research center within University College London, pursuing world-class work that combines basic science with translational research. Based in central London, it brings together more than 300 scientists who collaborate across programmes. As part of a leading university and a founding member of the Crick Institute, it sits within a prominent biomedical research ecosystem. Its work targets researchers and clinicians who seek to translate discoveries in cancer biology into practical approaches for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Positioned within the higher education and biomedical research sectors, the institute emphasizes cross-disciplinary collaboration rather than isolated projects. In 2026, UCL researchers participated in the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition to showcase technology, reflecting ongoing engagement with broader scientific outreach.