Patrick G. Johnston Centre for Cancer Research 97 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 7AE

The Patrick G. Johnston Centre for Cancer Research is a world-renowned institution located on the bustling campus of Queen's University, in the heart of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Established in honour of Professor Patrick G. Johnston, a respected leader in the field of Oncology, this Centre is dedicated to advancing cancer research and treatment through cutting-edge laboratory techniques and the latest scientific findings.

At the Patrick G. Johnston Centre for Cancer Research, our focus is on providing patients with the most innovative, personalised cancer care, based on the latest research discoveries. Our team of experienced researchers and clinicians work tirelessly to uncover and develop new cancer therapies, and to determine the most effective ways to diagnose and treat different types of cancer.

We take pride in providing a supportive environment for our researchers and clinicians, encouraging those at every level of their career path to make impactful discoveries and breakthroughs. From our state-of-the-art research facilities to our highly skilled scientific team, the Patrick G. Johnston Centre for Cancer Research is built to achieve the goal of reducing the impact of cancer on individuals and society.

Located near the bustling Lisburn Road in Belfast, our Centre is easily accessible for visitors from around the world. Come visit us and see how we’re advancing cancer research to benefit all cancer patients. At the Patrick G. Johnston Centre for Cancer Research, we believe that a world without cancer is possible, and we're dedicated to making that dream a reality.