The home of Blood Cancer and Stem Cell research at the University of Nottingham
Welcome to the Blood Cancer and Stem Cell (BCASC) Research Group, part of the Centre for Cancer Sciences based at the world-leading interdisciplinary Biodiscovery Institute. We are an active and friendly group, studying a wide range of aspects of malignant haematology. With a particular focus on Acute Myeloid Leukaemia and Myeloma, we are seeking to understand how survival of these cells is regulated so that we can find novel therapeutic intervention strategies.
Latest News
- European Haematology Association Congress 2026Sophie and Mercedes had the pleasure of visiting the EHA congress this year alongside our valued collaborators from Dr Rhys Morgan’s lab at the University… Read more: European Haematology Association Congress 2026
- Funding award for Kellaway labDr Sophie Kellaway has been awarded a Vivo biobank grant by CCLG to determine whether a drug already on the market for asthma could prevent… Read more: Funding award for Kellaway lab
- New article in Blood: Fusion gene depletion eliminates stemness and induces bidirectional differentiation of acute myeloid leukemiaA new article has been published in Blood from a collaborative project between Sophie Kellaway and the Heidenreich lab based at the Princess Maxima Centre… Read more: New article in Blood: Fusion gene depletion eliminates stemness and induces bidirectional differentiation of acute myeloid leukemia