Trying to cure cancer by not trying to cure cancer

“I’m a scientist and I study cancer. But sometimes I go for a wander”.
Richard White, from the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, is a cancer biologist searching for a cure in the unlikeliest of places. While scientists traditionally try to find solutions to improve patient care in the lab, is there value in taking a more circuitous route to find innovative solutions to treat diseases like cancer?
Join us on a journey of scientific discovery, where research not only aims to help people now, but find solutions that could treat thousands of people in the future.
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With special thanks to Tammie Bishop, Kitty Clarke and Tori Macera for their valuable contributions and the following locations for their support during production: The Radcliffe Science Library, Weston Library, Wytham Woods, Ludwig Institute of Cancer Research, University Church of St Mary the Virgin, and Partyman World of Play (Oxford).
Producer: Charlotte Bird
Writer, Director, Videographer and Editor: Rob Key
Cameraperson: Jack Tew

[@nguyenthienphuong377]

He has a soft voice. So I really like it 💖

[@rodrigomoreno11]

Im a forest wonderer postdoc! And thats an issue...

[@alleinaddd]

Dr White is an inspiration!!! Great video 😊