CRT is formed through the merger of Cancer Research Ventures and Imperial Cancer Research Technology

On October 2, 2002 Cancer Research UK reported its new technology transfer company with a remit to exploit the fruits of its world class research programme into preventative strategies, diagnostic kits and new therapies for the benefit of cancer patients (Press release, Cancer Research Technology, OCT 2, 2002, View Source [SID1234523468]).

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Cancer Research Technology (CRT) is formed through the merger of Cancer Research Ventures (CRV) and Imperial Cancer Research Technology (ICRT), the respective technology transfer companies of the Cancer Research Campaign and the Imperial Cancer Research Fund who themselves merged on February 4, 2002, to become Cancer Research UK.

Harpal Kumar has been appointed as Chief Executive. David Newbigging, Deputy Chairman of the Council of Cancer Research UK, has been appointed non-executive Chairman and it is intended that Melanie Lee, who is a non-executive Director of CRT and Research and Development Director of Celltech plc, will succeed him in due course