Translational Oncology Research Group – Breast Cancer Research Theme: Epidemiology & Clinical Trials Dr Arran Turnbull Senior Lecturer and Group Leader Contact details Email: a.turnbull@ed.ac.uk Research in a NutshellOur group aims to investigate the mechanisms of resistance to endocrine therapy and other treatments in breast cancer and develop clinically-applicable approaches to identify patients who are at higher risk of disease progression or relapse. Research Programme People NameRole Dr Arran TurnbullPrincipal Investigator and Group LeaderProf Mike DixonCo-Group LeaderDr Carlos Martinez-PerezPostdoctoral Research FellowCharlene KayResearch Associate & PhD studentZuzanna GedziorowskaPhD studentJillian VanOrsouwResearch NurseSue HopeResearch & Ethics Coordinator and Group Admin SupportLorna RenshawResearch Nurse CoordinatorNatalie WilsonClinical Research Support (Affiliate – CRUK/ECMC Tissue Group) Key Publications Arran Turnbull Research Explorer Profile Cancer Research Collaborations Professor Charles Perou, University of North CarolinaProfessor Lisa Carey, University of North CarolinaProfessor Bob Clarke, Hormel InstituteProfessor Val Brunton, University of EdinburghProfessor Igor Goryanin, University of EdinburghProfessor David Cameron, University of EdinburghDr Tak Kitamura, University of EdinburghDr Olga Oikonomidou, University of EdinburghDr Peter Hall, Cancer Informatics, University of EdinburghAstra ZenecaGenomic HealthPhilipsInnoSIGNDigistainAPIS TechnologiesWobble GenomicsMacromics Partners and Funders (current) Breast Cancer NowBreast Cancer InstituteThe Urology FoundationRoyal Society of EdinburghTenovus ScotlandCSONHS Lothian CharityLen Thomson TrustJohn Black FoundationSULSANational Institute of Health (NIH) – Georgetown University Scientific Themes Breast cancer, endocrine therapy, chemotherapy, prediction of treatment response, mechanisms of treatment resistance, cancer and stratified medicine Technology expertise RNA and DNA sequencing, bioinformatics, transcriptomics, mass spec, proteomics, spatial geomics, clinical, biomarkers selection and statistics This article was published on 2024-09-23