PhD Researcher: Exploring Cellular Trajectories in Senescence

Project OverviewCancer Research UK Cambridge Institute is seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to join our team and contribute to a cutting-edge project focused on mapping cellular trajectories in the senescence spectrum.Research FocusThe successful candidate will work under the supervision of Professor Masashi Narita to investigate the decision-making...

Project OverviewOur research group at the University of Cambridge is seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to work on a project entitled "Mapping cellular trajectories in the senescence spectrum". This project aims to gain mechanistic and functional insights into the decision-making process between senescence and tumour initiation within the senescence...

Project OverviewThe University of Cambridge is seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to join our team and contribute to the project entitled "Mapping cellular trajectories in the senescence spectrum". This project aims to gain mechanistic and functional insights into the decision-making process between senescence and tumour initiation within the...

Project OverviewThe Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute is seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to join our team and contribute to the project entitled "Mapping cellular trajectories in the senescence spectrum". This project aims to gain mechanistic and functional insights into the decision-making process between senescence and tumour initiation...

Project OverviewThe Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute is seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to join our team and contribute to the exciting project entitled "Mapping cellular trajectories in the senescence spectrum". This project aims to gain mechanistic and functional insights into the decision-making process between senescence and tumour...

Project OverviewOur research group at the University of Cambridge is seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to work on a project entitled "Mapping cellular trajectories in the senescence spectrum". This project aims to gain mechanistic and functional insights into the decision-making process between senescence and tumour initiation within the senescence...

Project OverviewThe University of Cambridge is seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to join our team and contribute to the project entitled "Mapping cellular trajectories in the senescence spectrum". This project aims to gain mechanistic and functional insights into the decision-making process between senescence and tumour initiation within the...

Job SummaryWe are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior Cellular Pharmacology Expert to lead our Cell Pharmacology team and drive the development of cellular assay development, SAR and SKR profiling, and impactful mechanistic insight to projects at the cellular level using quantitative cellular pharmacology.The ideal candidate will have a strong...

We are seeking a highly motivated and independent postdoctoral researcher to join our vibrant research group at the University of Cambridge.The successful candidate will design and conduct high-throughput CRISPR screens in human tissue culture cells to explore sensitivity/resistance mechanisms to ionising radiation (IR).From these studies, they will...

We are seeking a highly motivated and independent Research Associate to join our vibrant research group at the University of Cambridge. The successful candidate will play a key role in a large, interactive research team, exploring the cell biology of radiation-induced DNA damage to exploit/counteract radioresistance.The postholder will design and conduct...

We are seeking a highly motivated and independent postdoctoral researcher to join our vibrant and interactive research group at the University of Cambridge.The successful candidate will be responsible for designing and conducting high-throughput CRISPR screens in human tissue culture cells to explore sensitivity/resistance mechanisms to ionising radiation...

**Research Opportunities in Chemical Biology**We are seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to join our group at the University of Cambridge, working on a multidisciplinary project that combines chemistry and biology to explore fundamental mechanisms of genome function.The project involves investigating the structure and function of DNA and RNA secondary...

We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated postdoctoral scientist to join our research team at the University of Cambridge, working on the DNA-damage response (DDR) in mammalian cells.The successful candidate will contribute to a highly collaborative research programme, combining genome engineering, genetic screening, next-generation sequencing,...

Unlock the Potential of Nanoscience and NanotechnologyThe Centre for Doctoral Training in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology at the University of Cambridge invites applications for a fully funded PhD programme in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology. This programme offers a unique opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research and develop strong ownership of your PhD...

We are seeking a highly motivated and independent Postdoctoral Researcher to join our team at the University of Cambridge.The successful candidate will be part of a large, vibrant and interactive research group, exploring the cell biology of radiation-induced DNA damage to understand radiosensitivity and resistance in cancer treatment.Key responsibilities...

We are seeking a highly motivated and independent postdoctoral scientist to join our research group at the University of Cambridge. The successful candidate will be involved in a project exploring the cell biology of radiation-induced DNA damage to exploit/counteract radioresistance.The postholder will design and conduct high-throughput CRISPR screens in...

Project OverviewThe University of Cambridge is seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to work on a collaborative project jointly supervised by Prof Ravi Gupta and Dr. Daniele Corridoni at AstraZeneca. The project aims to investigate the role of macrophages in cancer and inflammatory diseases, with a focus on understanding the biology behind heterogeneity...

Fixed-term: We are excited to announce a new opening for a Research Assistant/Associate position in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, through the Translational Impact Funding Scheme from Cambridge Enterprise.The research project will aim to produce and characterise new compostable cellulose films based on processing...

Research Assistant/Research Associate – University of CambridgeA research position is available in the Ocean Dynamics group at the University of Cambridge, under the supervision of Dr. John Taylor. The project focuses on numerical simulations to study submesoscales, near-inertial oscillations, and boundary layer turbulence.This research is part of the...

At the University of Cambridge, we are seeking a highly motivated and independent postdoctoral scientist to join our vibrant research group.The successful candidate will play a key role in our multi-disciplinary research programme, combining genome engineering and genetic screening approaches in human or mouse cells with next-generation sequencing,...