Riccardo Mezzadra, Postdoctoral Fellow at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, shared on LinkedIn:
“My upcoming lab, establishing in March 2027 at the Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute is recruiting!
We have two exciting opportunities for motivated scientists to join us at the early stages of building the lab. As some of the first members of the group, successful candidates will have a unique opportunity to work closely with me, benefit from dedicated mentorship, and help shape the direction of our research as the lab develops.
The lab will have a strong focus on advanced models of cancer, cancer immunology, and will establish new screening techniques to investigate how cancer therapies shape anti tumor immunity.
We have two positions available:
If you are interested, or know someone who might be, please get in touch or share this post with your network.
I’m very excited about this next chapter and look forward to building the team!”
About Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute
The Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute is a leading cancer research institute based in Glasgow, Scotland. It focuses on understanding the biological mechanisms that drive cancer development, progression, and treatment resistance, with the aim of translating scientific discoveries into more effective cancer therapies.
The institute brings together scientists working across cancer biology, genetics, immunology, and experimental therapeutics. Its research combines advanced laboratory models, molecular technologies, and collaborative approaches to investigate how cancers develop and respond to treatment.
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