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The Imperial College London Division of Cancer is a 300-strong group of scientists, doctors and technical staff engaged in basic and translational cancer research.
As part of a new Cancer Research UK funded 5-year programme grant based in the Cancer Centre, this Research Associate position will work on a project titled Notch and gamma secretase as targets for treatment. The project will involve elucidating signaling mechanisms activating notch-induced genes and the exploitation as possible targets to reverse endocrine resistance in breast cancer.
The successful candidate will hold a PhD or equivalent qualification in biochemistry, pharmacology or a related subject. Experience with in vivo models and pharmacological assays involved in drug development is desirable. The deadline for applications is 30 August 2010. For more information please follow the link below.
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