Following the BACR Early Career Award, I had the opportunity to reflect on my research journey and current project in this recent UCL Spotlight interview:
🔗 https://t.co/uattOFPVgG Grateful to those who’ve supported this work. #CancerResearch#ECR#AcademicTwitter
Thank you to the BACR for the Early Career Award https://t.co/M0dRvi04Zw Grateful to patients who make my research possible and my mentors, collaborators and funders who have supported me on this journey @jansen_marnix@trevoragraham@EszterLakatos42@CR_UK@pathsoc@uclcancer
Wyllie Lecture - Call for Nominations ⭐️
Nominations for the Wyllie Lecture, to be given at the 2026 Winter Meeting in January (London,UK) are open!
Deadline: 1 August 2025
Further information: https://t.co/6pbejGaMnI
Goudie Lecture - Call for Nominations ⭐️
Nominations for the Goudie Lecture, to be given at the 2026 Winter Meeting in January (London,UK) are open!
Deadline: 1 August 2025
Further information: https://t.co/EsxBRYKB73
@CRUKCOLcentre Thank you so much for the kind words and continued support! I'm incredibly proud to be an alumna of the Clinical Research Training Fellow PhD programme — it laid such a strong foundation for my career in research!
Isn't it awesome to come back from holidays to exciting preprints?
If you're intrigued by cancer, evolution, or drug resistance, have a look at our work on adaptive therapy led by Helen Hocking and @dr_lockley.
Attention Path Trainees: PathSoc will be funding a trainee (currently undertaking a PhD) to attend the 113th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Pathology, Nagoya 28-30 March 2024 🇯🇵. Check your emails if you are a PathSoc trainee member for details of how to apply!
#LiverpoolPathology2023. Another one of our named lectures underway, Dr Caroline Young talking all things microbiome! Surrounded by a very attentive audience! @BritishDivIAP
.@OttilieSwinyard presenting her PhD work @BritSocGastro about the evolutionary dynamics of MMRd clones in the apparently healthy bowel in Lynch syndrome. Evidence that overcoming immune surveillance is key to non-neoplastic MMRd clonal expansion.
Brilliant John Nicholls lecture from Prof. Simon Buczaki @SiBucz from @UniofOxford. He showed remarkable data demonstrating stark differences in cancer biology depending on the order of acquisition of mutations. @BritSocGastro#BSGLIVE23
Are you just finishing your PhD…?
Looking for your next step…?
Experience in genomics, molecular biology, spatial technologies, or image analysis…?
Get in touch if you'd like to join our growing team @aitken_lab in the heart of Cambridge, UK
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Excited for DDW 2023 in Chicago! Come see our work on immune editing in the invasive margin of colorectal cancer this afternoon: 15-min talk at 1700! @trevoragraham@EszterLakatos42@DDWMeeting#DDW2023
Thank you, @trevoragraham, for your support and guidance on this journey! I'm so glad I did this PhD with you 😸 thank you to everyone in the lab for being so welcoming, wonderful and supportive throughout the last few years!
Congratulations to Dr Dr @vinaya_sn who flew threw her PhD viva today, on her meticulous work to spatially resolve immunoediting in bowel cancer. Watch out for paper to come!
Thanks examiners Yaohe Wang & Raza Ali. Fantastic Vinaya!
@QMBCI@CRUKCOLcentre@CEC_ICR@ICR_London
Our book, which we designed when working as FY1 doctors(2015), is finally complete. We hope it will be useful for people going through similar transitions. Thank you to all authors, reviewers and co-editors, Dr Zeshan Qureshi and Elsevier! @VijaythaMurali5 https://t.co/sGBYFiaZTC
Find out more about the project that Vinaya @vinaya_sn worked on to make information about screening programmes more accessible to minority ethnic groups in the UK https://t.co/pl47MoOVaP