MOLECULAR ONCOLOGY
LAB

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Study how promoter architecture controls cell fate

We welcome focused enquiries from trainees and collaborators whose interests align with cell-cycle transcription, p53 signalling or promoter biology.
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Graduate research route

Doctoral research in Molecular Oncology

Prospective doctoral researchers should present a clear interest in cell-cycle transcription, promoter biology, tumour-suppressor pathways or genome-scale regulatory analysis. Include a concise research motivation and relevant methods experience.
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Research enquiry

Postdoctoral research

Postdoctoral enquiries are most relevant when they bring expertise in transcription, genome-wide analysis, protein complexes, cell-cycle biology or quantitative imaging, together with a clear project or funding route.
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Collaborative enquiries

Scientific collaboration

Collaborative projects are particularly relevant when they connect promoter mechanisms and tumour-suppressor signalling with genomics, structural biology, DNA repair, cancer models or quantitative technology development.
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Before contacting us

Make the scientific fit clear.

Include a concise description of your background, the question you hope to address, why it connects with the laboratory's work, and any relevant funding route or timescale.
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