The Victor Dahdaleh Foundation supports new study into tackling mesothelioma from researchers at the Universities of Cambridge and Leeds

The Victor Dahdaleh Foundation is delighted to be supporting a programme led by researchers at the Universities of Cambridge and Leeds into tackling the asbestos based cancer – mesothelioma.

According to the researchers, gold nanotubes, tiny hollow cylinders one thousandth the width of a human hair, could be used to treat mesothelioma, a type of cancer caused by exposure to asbestos.

In a study just published today in journal Small, the researchers demonstrate that once inside the cancer cells, the nanotubes absorb light, causing them to heat up, thereby killing the cells.

For further details of the study, please click here

27/10/2020

LATEST NEWS

Dr Victor Phillip Dahdaleh inducted into the Imperial College London Circle of Benefactors


Dr Victor Phillip Dahdaleh has been welcomed into the Imperial College London ‘Circle of Benefactors’. The Circle of Benefactors is a group of donors and charity funders whose support is making a profound and wide-ranging impact at Imperial, transforming young lives, accelerating scientific breakthroughs and making a tangible impact on the world. Professor Hugh Brady, […]

19/09/2025

Canada House Launches Exhibition Celebrating 100 Years of Canadian Diplomacy in London sponsored by Victor Phillip Dahdaleh Foundation


Canada’s High Commission in the United Kingdom has gratefully acknowledged the generous support of Victor Phillip Dahdaleh and the Victor Dahdaleh Foundation, the exclusive sponsor of the “1925–2025: A Century in Canada House” exhibition and Principal Sponsor of the Canada House Gallery. Victor Phillip Dahdaleh said: ‘It is a great pleasure to support this landmark centenary exhibition – ‘A Century in […]

01/07/2025