Scancell Share Discussion Threads

[chelsea35] 11/9/2017 05:54

Amazing amount of work involved with everything. I noticed in the Hardman Report they have 15 staff now, be interesting to see Final Results, they are certainly by personnel growth, and what we can see ""going for it""". 15 trading days left in Q3!!!

[bermudashorts] 10/9/2017 08:17

A while back I posted a link to 3 abstracts being presented at the CRI-CIMT-EATI-AACR International Cancer Immunotherapy Conference in Mainz.

Two of the posters presented by Scancell are now available to view. Worth a quick glance, if nothing else it will give you an appreciation of the work that has been going on behind the scenes and the rationale that has gone into selection and linking of the Modi1 adjuvant.





I assume the 3rd poster which was on the Prostate cancer vaccine hasn't been published by Scancell as the research was carried out by Nottingham Trent

[inanaco] 09/9/2017 22:21

so plenty of dens of ill repute ...

[inanaco] 09/9/2017 22:19

well having watched those Child genius kids learning train spotting, it took it to a new level ...

[wanderer1210_0] 09/9/2017 22:19

Inanaco You don't have to do it in one day, most do 100 miles a day and take in the scenery and local attractions

[drdobson] 09/9/2017 22:17

Cheers.Only Messing about the train timetables.Was in Signals bit spent most of time in Germany

[inanaco] 09/9/2017 22:16

DUP is popular Mr W ...

[inanaco] 09/9/2017 22:15

Mr W, maybe one day ... i have done some serious distances by bike ..not sure i could survive 500 miles on a race bike ie twice the TT distance, its pretty hard work if you giving it some. So that sort of route at my age, maybe best done on a touring machine. Mind you, still dam fast, but at least i would survive in one piece

any way ATB . good chatting for a change .

[wanderer1210_0] 09/9/2017 22:12

Respect, thanks for your service, especially considering where you hail from.

[drdobson] 09/9/2017 22:08

Never posted here before.
Am ex army and grew up in Northern Ireland but understand why you enjoy living there

[wanderer1210_0] 09/9/2017 22:07

Then do the North Coast 500, anyone who as a performance bike as to do this route before they die, 500 miles of epic roads and scenery. Put it in your bucket list, I've done it in the RS Focus Mk1 and 3 can't recommend it enough, forget Route 66, do it soon before it gets too popular

[inanaco] 09/9/2017 22:01

Mr W done a fair bit of shooting clays, paintball ... think i would rather take out a Ducati onto the winding roads and enjoy trying to kill myself with style ..

[wanderer1210_0] 09/9/2017 21:54

I would invite you up for a bit of deer stalking but the thought of you with a firearm? A 270 can do a lot of damage

[drdobson] 09/9/2017 21:51

Presume you love living in the Highlands.Lovely scenery but remote or are you closer to Aberdeen.
I am near York.

[wanderer1210_0] 09/9/2017 21:49

Inanaco that's one place, I also have a 50% share of 300 acres of a Nordman fir plantation in Aberdeenshire that are cut for Xmas trees. The soil is too acidic with the peat to grow them where I am, they prefer a more neutral well drained soil. All the Xmas trees go to Cheshire and sold there, money is no problem up north there

[inanaco] 09/9/2017 21:42

Mr W ... LOL .. little digs are hardly appropriate when you have 400 odd acres,

[wanderer1210_0] 09/9/2017 21:40

DrNot many trains to be seen around here, I think there are maybe 3 a day that take 3 and a half hours to get 100 miles to Inverness. So not my favourite kind of travel, much prefer the drive

[drdobson] 09/9/2017 21:35

Wanderer sounds a nice life.
Know what you mean about keeping the old mind ticking over.I do a bit of train spotting and learn the timetables.
Can't get the hang of Apps.

[inanaco] 09/9/2017 21:26

Mr w ... you are what you think you are ... does it matter what i think ? not sure what you asking of me ... clearly your a Brewer as well ...

[inanaco] 09/9/2017 21:10

Mr W ... not relevant .. your single source contracting ..