PhD in Epithelial Cell Fate and Plasticity at the University of Cambridge University of Cambridge in United Kingdom

PhD opportunity in Haematological Malignancies and Haematopoietic Stem Cell Biology at the University of Cambridge , Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, with Dr Adam Wilkinson and the Wilkinson Group. The project focuses on haematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) , blood cancers , cell biology , and developmental biology . Research themes include the molecular regulation of HSC self-renewal and lineage commitment, how HSC dysfunction can initiate blood cancer, and the development of novel HSC-based therapie...

PhD opportunity in epithelial cell fate and tumour development at the University of Cambridge , Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, in the Khaled Group led by Professor Walid Khaled . This project focuses on tumour initiation , cancer prevention , lineage tracing , epithelial cell fate , and related questions in cancer biology , cell biology , developmental biology , and stem cell biology . The lab studies early cellular and molecular changes associated with tumour development, with translational aim...

PhD opportunity at the University of Cambridge / Cambridge Stem Cell Institute in leukaemic and preleukaemic haemopoietic stem cells . The project is led by Professor George Vassiliou (Vassiliou Group) and focuses on clonal haematopoiesis , telomeres , leukaemia prevention , and the biology of blood stem cells. The research explores how normal haematopoietic stem cells transform into leukaemic stem cells and how this process contributes to acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) , myelodysplastic syndrome...

PhD opportunity in stem cells and limb regeneration at the University of Cambridge , hosted by the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute and the Storer Group . The project focuses on cell biology and developmental biology , especially how mammals regenerate the digit tip and why humans can regenerate only limited tissues. The lab studies blastema formation , the transient proliferative cell mass that rebuilds the digit, and aims to uncover the cellular and molecular mechanisms that coordinate regenerati...

PhD opportunity: How the embryo gets its shape at the Medical Research Council (Cambridge), Laboratory of Molecular Biology, with Dr K McDole. This project focuses on cell biology , developmental biology , and molecular biology , asking how complex 3D structures arise from initially homogeneous cell populations during early mammalian development. The lab studies how tissues fold, tubes involute, organs form, and how physical forces and changing mechanical environments influence cell behavior, ge...