Postdoctoral Research Associate in Cancer Metabolism and CREBBP-Deplete Cancers Queen Mary University of London in United Kingdom

Queen Mary University of London / Barts Cancer Institute is advertising a postdoctoral research associate position in the Translational Cancer Metabolism Lab. The project focuses on cancer metabolism, specifically understanding the metabolic vulnerabilities of CREBBP-deplete cancers. This is a translational oncology opportunity for candidates interested in mechanistic cancer biology, metabolism-targeting strategies, and collaborative lab-based research.

The post is associated with James Boncan and Lili Dimitrova, described as CREBBP experts, and is being shared by Barrie Peck, Team Leader and Senior Lecturer at Barts Cancer Institute. The role appears to be a standard academic postdoc opening rather than a scholarship or studentship.

Eligibility details are limited in the post text, but the opportunity is clearly aimed at postdoctoral researchers with interest in cancer metabolism and translational research. No deadline, stipend, or funding package is specified in the social post excerpt provided.

To apply, use the QMUL jobs link included in the post and follow the university application process. Review the vacancy page for full role requirements, documents, and submission instructions.