A network bringing together melanoma researchers across the North West, to share techniques, build collaborations and help more people affected by melanoma benefit from research in the region.
North West Melanoma is a regional collaboration for melanoma research. It connects researchers in universities, hospitals and industry across the North West of England and North Wales, so that good ideas, skills and resources can travel between groups.
Regular networking meetings bring together melanoma researchers from across the region.
Researchers can share techniques, equipment and expertise that could be applied to melanoma research.
Funding helps early career researchers start new collaborations that might not otherwise happen.
Melanoma is one of the most serious forms of skin cancer. Research carried out in the North West aims to benefit people affected by cancer across the region, and North West Melanoma helps researchers work together to make that research go further.
Melanoma researchers at every career stage, from early career researchers to established group leaders.
Across North West England and North Wales, with links to universities including Lancaster, Manchester and Liverpool.
Attend a networking meeting, share your technique, or apply for collaboration funding.
Recent North West Melanoma Interest Group meetings and sessions.
Exciting talks from our community were presented at Edge Hill University, as part of the North West Cancer Research Annual Symposium.
Exciting talks from our community were presented at the University of Liverpool.
Exciting talks from our community were presented at Lancaster University.
Exciting talks from our community were presented at the University of Manchester.
North West Melanoma's collaboration funding is jointly provided by North West Cancer Research and the Universities of Lancaster, Manchester and Liverpool.
Whether you are looking for a collaborator, have a technique to share, or want to hear about upcoming meetings, we would like to hear from you.