There are more than 200 different types of cancer, and despite new drugs and treatments making incredible progress over the years, according to Cancer Research UK, cancer still causes around 167,000 lives a year. The fight is far from over. 

This is partly because our bodies are complex with around 20,000 genes in every cell, and although research has made huge advances in pinpointing which of these genes the cancer might be reliant on, there is so much we still don’t know about them.

Join Dr Alice Roberts, Professor of Public Engagement in Science at the University of Birmingham, this week on The Curiosity Vault as she sits down with two scientists on the cutting-edge of cancer research: Dr Susanne Gatz, a doctor specialising in childhood cancers, and researcher Dr Claire Shannon-Lowe, who looks at the relationship between viruses and cancer.

Together, they’ll get to grips with one very big question, how can we cure cancer?

The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air Production for The University of Birmingham. It’s produced by Harriet Wells and Izzie Clarke.

If you want to find out more about the amazing research at the University of Birmingham – and about how you can be part of the journey, follow the link HERE, and remember to follow now for free so you never miss an episode. 

There are more than 200 different types of cancer, and despite new drugs and treatments making incredible progress over the years, according to Cancer Research UK, cancer still causes around 167,000 lives a year. The fight is far from over. 
This is partly because our bodies are complex with around 20,000 genes in every cell, and although research has made huge advances in pinpointing which of these genes the cancer might be reliant on, there is so much we still don’t know about them.
Join Dr Alice Roberts, Professor of Public Engagement in Science at the University of Birmingham, this week on The Curiosity Vault as she sits down with two scientists on the cutting-edge of cancer research: Dr Susanne Gatz, a doctor specialising in childhood cancers, and researcher Dr Claire Shannon-Lowe, who looks at the relationship between viruses and cancer.
Together, they’ll get to grips with one very big question, how can we cure cancer?
The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air Production for The University of Birmingham. It’s produced by Harriet Wells and Izzie Clarke. 
If you want to find out more about the amazing research at the University of Birmingham – and about how you can be part of the journey, follow the link <a href="https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/index.aspx">HERE</a>, and remember to follow now for free so you never miss an episode.

Ever wondered how you’d plan a mission to Space?
Or how we can make social media a force for good?

Have you thought about how we can make water safe for all, or how our experiences can change our reality? What about the power of storytelling? And whether there will ever be a cure for cancer? 

Join Dr. Alice Roberts from the University of Birmingham, as she opens the doors to The Curiosity Vault in search of answers to the biggest questions facing science and society today.  

Helping Alice on her quest are leading experts from the University of Birmingham, who also share how their own curiosity led them to where they are now. So if you are thinking about your next steps into Higher Education, grab your thinking caps and follow or subscribe for free to The Curiosity Vault now. 

The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air production for The University of Birmingham. The producer is Harriet Wells, the executive producer is Izzie Clarke. 

Ever wondered how you’d plan a mission to Space? Or how we can make social media a force for good?
Have you thought about how we can make water safe for all, or how our experiences can change our reality? What about the power of storytelling? And whether there will ever be a cure for cancer? 
Join Dr. Alice Roberts from the University of Birmingham, as she opens the doors to The Curiosity Vault in search of answers to the biggest questions facing science and society today.  
Helping Alice on her quest are leading experts from the University of Birmingham, who also share how their own curiosity led them to where they are now. So if you are thinking about your next steps into Higher Education, grab your thinking caps and follow or subscribe for free to The Curiosity Vault now.    The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air production for The University of Birmingham. The producer is Harriet Wells, the executive producer is Izzie Clarke.

Hosted by Professor Alice Roberts, the Curiosity Vault introduces fascinating research led by inspiring women at the University of Birmingham.

The Curiosity Vault

Ever wondered how you’d plan a mission to Space?
Or how we can make social media a force for good?

Have you thought about how we can make water safe for all, or how our experiences can change our reality? What about the power of storytelling? And whether there will ever be a cure for cancer? 

Join Dr. Alice Roberts from the University of Birmingham, as she opens the doors to The Curiosity Vault in search of answers to the biggest questions facing science and society today.  

Helping Alice on her quest are leading experts from the University of Birmingham, who also share how their own curiosity led them to where they are now. So if you are thinking about your next steps into Higher Education, grab your thinking caps and follow or subscribe for free to The Curiosity Vault now. 

The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air production for The University of Birmingham. The producer is Harriet Wells, the executive producer is Izzie Clarke. 

If you want to find out more about the amazing research at the University of Birmingham – and about how you can be part of the journey, follow the link HERE, and remember to follow now for free so you never miss an episode. 

Ever wondered how you’d plan a mission to Space? Or how we can make social media a force for good?
Have you thought about how we can make water safe for all, or how our experiences can change our reality? What about the power of storytelling? And whether there will ever be a cure for cancer? 
Join Dr. Alice Roberts from the University of Birmingham, as she opens the doors to The Curiosity Vault in search of answers to the biggest questions facing science and society today.  
Helping Alice on her quest are leading experts from the University of Birmingham, who also share how their own curiosity led them to where they are now. So if you are thinking about your next steps into Higher Education, grab your thinking caps and follow or subscribe for free to The Curiosity Vault now.    The Curiosity Vault is a Fresh Air production for The University of Birmingham. The producer is Harriet Wells, the executive producer is Izzie Clarke. 
If you want to find out more about the amazing research at the University of Birmingham – and about how you can be part of the journey, follow the link <a href="https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/index.aspx">HERE</a>, and remember to follow now for free so you never miss an episode.

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