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Advice for Aspiring PhDs from the Black in Cancer Conference – Manchester Cancer Research Centre

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Nov 11, 2024, 18:06

Advice for Aspiring PhDs from the Black in Cancer Conference – Manchester Cancer Research Centre

Manchester Cancer Research Centre posted on LinkedIn:

“Thinking of studying a PhD?

SciComms Ambassador, Adesewa, recently attended the Black in Cancer Conference & asked PhD students from around the world for their best advice.

Did you know we’ve worked in collaboration with Black in Cancer and the Windsor Fellowship to launch our Cancer Research UK (CRUK) Black Leaders in Cancer PhD Scholarship programme?

Visit our website to find out how to apply and explore our current projects.

Deadline: Friday 15th November.”

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