richard white

@whitefishlab

Professor at @UniofOxford. We use zebrafish to study how cancer starts and spreads.

Oxford, UK

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Born April 23, 1972

Joined October 2012

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richard white
@whitefishlab
Jul 6, 2024
In defense of basic science - my new video about how we balance basic vs. translational science: youtu.be/yl6ETxRfQn8?si…. . And why we should encourage a culture of wandering to solve problems:. A team effort between @UniofOxford and @OxfordSparks.
Trying to cure cancer by not trying to cure cancer
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richard white
@whitefishlab
Sep 13
Congrats @leonard_zon and the @ScholarRock team - from bench to bedside (and back again to keep learning more), this is the way it should work.
Dr. Len Zon
@leonard_zon
Sep 12
Every so often, a major event happens in your life to validate years of work. SRRK’s ISEMBYLD was FDA approved. Having participated in its development from basic science to approval, as a physician-scientist, this is one of my best days. Happy for ISEMBYLD to help SMA patients.
richard white
@whitefishlab
Aug 8
ooh this is very cool!
Mara Sherman Lab
@MaraShermanLab
Aug 6
Neural niches are recurrent features of human cancer that may relay signals to nearby cells, to the immune system, + to the brain. So what’s in these niches, and what happens when cancer cells barge in? We take a look under the hood in our new preprint 1/ biorxiv.org/content/10.648…
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richard white
@whitefishlab
Jul 10
The ZDM19 meeting in Oxford is coming up soon! We have a great list of speakers, lots of early career researcher events, and an amazing location in the heart of Oxford. Registration is open now but early bird pricing will end soon - so please register as soon as possible!
richard white
@whitefishlab
Jul 2
This is an excellent review going into thoughts on how and why the neural crest evolved. A great read!
Igor Adameyko
@adameykolab
Jul 2
Dear Friends, I just published an insightful review on neural crest evolutionary origin and later transformations. “Co-option and innovation in neural crest evolution”: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…