Research Studentships in Biological/Medical Science

The Institute of Cancer Research is inviting applications for a number of full-time PhD research studentships tenable from October 2005. The Institute offers an attractive package. Candidates should have or expect to gain a First or 2.1 Honours degree in an appropriate subject.

View details of the projects and apply online

Applicants should check the list of projects on a regular basis as the list available may change.

The Postgraduate Prospectus provides general information on the different research areas at The Institute. Information on the application process is available under 'Useful Links'.

Find out about our research
The Institute, together with the Royal Marsden, are at the forefront of world-class cancer research. Our joint organisations form the largest comprehensive cancer centre in Europe, with an unrivalled national and international reputation.

Our clinical and basic research programmes extend across the causes, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer, and may be categorised into seven broad themes:

Cancer biology
Cancer genetics
Cancer therapeutics
Molecular pathology
Radiotherapy
Imaging research & cancer diagnosis
Health services research

To find out about some of our latest exciting developments in these research areas, you can download the 2003 Annual Research Report . In addition you can search for research on specific topics or browse research activities across individual departments using the Projects Database.

The Chemical Biology Centre, a joint venture of Imperial College
London, The Institute of Cancer Research and the London Research
Institute of Cancer Research UK, is currently seeking 14 postgraduate students starting in October 2005 to work on a series of related problems in quantitative chemical/molecular biology. Further details of available projects can be found at
http://www.chemicalbiology.ac.uk/vacancies.

URL Link and Application: Research Studentships in Biological/Medical Science