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Institute Relocation News

Relocation of the CRUK Manchester Institute is underway

We are excited to announce that our relocation plans are now well underway as we make our move to the new research centre in Withington, Manchester.

Following the handover of the new Paterson Building to the Christie Hospital by the contractors, the relocation of the CRUK Manchester Institute back to the Christie site in Withington is now well underway.  We want to share with you some of the stories from the dedicated teams who are making this move happen, as well as some photographs of their progress.  Check back over the next few weeks as we add more updates and insights.

Check out the latest developments on our YouTube channel:

 


First groups move in to the sixth floor

The first research groups are settling in to their lab and office spaces on the 6th floor of the Paterson Building.  The Cancer Inflammation and Immunity group and the Systems Oncology group have completed their move from Alderley Park - read on to find out more about the research they will be doing in the new building.


Core Facilities continue to arrive

A major part of what makes our Institute work are our outstanding core facilities who provide a diverse range of technologies supporting research projects across the Institute.  They run cutting-edge instruments, tailored services and provide training from expert staff.  Find out about the move of our Histology and Molecular Biology Core Facilities into the new building.  


First Research Groups move into the Paterson Building

This week marks a momentous occasion in the life of the Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute.  This week, the first research teams from the Institute move into their new home in the newest cancer research centre in town.  


SciCom and IT hardware relocation is complete

See inside our new high-performance computing facility and meet the team behind our advanced IT systems.


Timelapse

See the construction of the Paterson Building from 2019-2023 in this timelapse video: