university of glasgow phd vacancies

• CRUK Scotland Centre
• Cancer Research Horizons
• Board of Directors
• Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Statement
• Gender Pay Gap 2023
• Research Integrity Annual Statement 2023
• Use of Animals in Our Research
• Scientific Advisory Board
• Sources of Funding
• Annie McNab Bequest
• Commercial Partnerships
• Annual Report
• Public Transport
• Travelling by Car
• Imran Ahmad - Models of Advanced Prostate Cancer
• Tom Bird - Liver Cancer, Disease and Regeneration
• Karen Blyth - In Vivo Cancer Biology
• Dave Bryant – Epithelial Polarity
• Martin Bushell - RNA and Translational Control in Cancer
• Ross Cagan - Biology of Therapeutics
• Leo Carlin - Leukocyte Dynamics
• Seth Coffelt – Immune Cells and Metastasis
• Julia Cordero – Local and Systemic Functions of the Intestine in Health and Disease
• Vicky Cowling - Gene Regulation
• Zoi Diamantopoulou - Metastasis and circadian rhythm
• Philip Dunne - Phenotypic Plasticity in Colorectal Cancer
• Fieke Froeling – Molecular Subtypes and the Host in Pancreatic Cancer
• Xiao Fu - Integrative Modelling
• Payam Gammage - Mitochondrial Oncogenetics
• Danny Huang - Ubiquitin Signalling
• Gareth Inman - Growth Factor Signalling and Squamous Cancers
• John Le Quesne - Deep Phenotyping of Solid Tumours
• Hing Leung - Prostate Cancer Biology
• David Lewis - Molecular Imaging
• Tom MacVicar - Mitochondrial Reprogramming in Cancer
• Kendle Maslowski - Microbial and Metabolic Immune Modulation
• Crispin Miller - Computational Biology
• Jen Morton - Preclinical Pancreatic Cancer
• Daniel J Murphy - Oncogene-Induced Vulnerabilities
• Jim Norman - Integrin Cell Biology
• Maximiliano Portal - Cell Plasticity & Epigenetics
• Srikala Raghavan - Epithelial Homeostasis and Immune Regulation at Barrier Surfaces
• Ed Roberts - Immune Priming and the Tumour Microenvironment
• Kevin Ryan - Tumour Cell Death
• Owen Sansom - Colorectal Cancer and Wnt Signalling
• Colin Steele - Advanced Colorectal Cancer
• Stephen Tait - Mitochondria and Cell Death
• Ke Yuan - AI for Cancer Research
• Sara Zanivan - Tumour Microenvironment and Proteomics
• Understanding the biology of early disease in an array of human malignancies
• Understanding metabolic vulnerabilities in vivo
• Targeting translational control for cancer therapy
• Membrane trafficking – a key player in metastasis
• Understanding how metabolism influences tumour invasiveness and the microenvironment
• Reprogramming neutrophils to suppress metastasis and enable immunotherapy
• Laboratory Services
• Scientific Services
• Information Services
• School of Cancer Sciences
• Transgenic Models of Cancer
• Transgenic Technology
• Advanced Light Microscopy Equipment
• High-Content Analysis
• Flow Cytometry
• Translational Molecular Imaging
• Metabolomics
• Bioinformatics & Data Science
• Glasgow Cancer Seminar Series
• Beatson Conference 2024
• Group Leaders

Staff Scientists/Service Managers

• University of Glasgow Postdoc Positions
• Postdoc Society

Scientific Officers

• Computing and Bioinformatics

Research Services

Administration.

• Information About Glasgow and Scotland
• Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
• Studentships
• Black Leaders in Cancer PhD studentships
• John Paul Career Award
• TRACC Programme MB-PhD
• TRACC Programme CRTF-PhD
• Research Training Environment
• Notable Outcomes & Events
• TRACC Programme Management Board
• Fellows & Alumni
• Projects & Supervisors
• Other useful information
• Internships
• High School Students
• Recent Publications
• Cancer Immunology

Welcome to our Careers pages where you will find information about the various roles we are able to offer at our world-renowned cancer research institute. Situated in open parkland on the University of Glasgow's Garscube campus, the Beatson Institute provides state-of-the-art facilities where researchers can further develop both their science and their careers in a highly collaborative and supportive environment.

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Outline of the roles within the Institute

More information about the range of job opportunities we offer can be found below or in the menu bar opposite.

Senior/Clinical Group Leaders

Senior level appointments with major support from our Cancer Research UK core grant. Opportunities for external funding are also available. Read More

Junior Group Leaders

5-year initial appointments with the possibility of transfer to tenure track for a total of 7 years and with generous core support for a small independent research programme. Promotion to Senior Group Leader may be considered at 6 years. Read More

Non time-limited posts managing one of our advanced technologies or research services teams. Read More

Postdoctoral Fellows

Fixed term positions for 3 years, with the possibility of up to 2 years extension based on performance, progress and potential. Read More

PhD Students

4-year studentships for science graduates to do research studies leading to a PhD. Read More

Postgraduate or trainee appointments working within research group or core facility. Read More

Postgraduate or trainee appointments in specialised service area. Read More

Careers in Administration at the Institute include roles in Research Support, Finance, Human Resources and Secretarial/Office Services. Read More

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