Global Collaborations
Cancer Institute (WIA) partners with leading research institutions worldwide, combining global expertise with deep knowledge of India's cancer burden to advance discovery and improve patient outcomes.
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University of Leeds
CompletedLeeds, United Kingdom · International
GCRF-funded network characterizing colorectal cancer-associated gut microbiome across India, UK, Chile, Argentina, and Vietnam.
Cancer Research UK
ActiveLondon, United Kingdom · International
Multi-million pound global initiative to understand microbial contributions to cancer causation and prevention.
DBT/Wellcome Trust India Alliance
ActiveNew Delhi, India / United Kingdom · International
Pan-India consortium characterizing early-onset colorectal cancer microbial composition across 12 Indian centers.
World Health Organization (WHO)
CompletedGeneva, International · International
Historical collaboration on cancer control programs. WHO has rated Cancer Institute (WIA) as India's top-ranking cancer center.
IIT Madras
ActiveChennai, India · National
Leveraging machine learning and artificial intelligence for improved ovarian cancer diagnostics, combining clinical expertise with computational innovation.
Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)
ActiveNew Delhi, India · National
Ongoing partnerships across cancer biology, molecular diagnostics, and clinical trials. ICMR-CAR funding supports the MolOnco-DnT-CenTr initiative.
HLL Lifecare Limited
CompletedThiruvananthapuram, India · National
Government of India Enterprise. Successful transfer of the p16 DAS-ELISA cervical cancer screening technology developed at Cancer Institute (WIA).
International CRC Microbiome Network
ActiveLondon, International · Network
Multi-country research network studying gut microbiome associations with colorectal cancer across diverse populations.
PEACOCC Consortium
ActiveChennai, India · Network
12-center consortium characterizing microbial composition in early-onset colorectal cancer across India, the first study of its kind.
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We welcome research partnerships with institutions worldwide. If you're interested in collaborating on cancer research, please reach out to our research office.
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