Looking for a motivated postdoc scientist with biochemistry and cryo-EM experience to join our group to study virus-host interactions and coevolution. We benefit from a great environment @MRC_LMB Medicine at Cambridge Cambridge University jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/42215/

We have a new #vacancy for a #research #assistant to support the biological work of our diverse international team in striving to create new methods that can help us to detect cancer earlier. Take a look 👀 and please share. jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/42758/

To celebrate #WorldCancerResearchDay 2023, we wanted to share some photos from our Reverse Summer School which took place 18 - 22 September Makerere University University's Uganda Cancer Institute. Staff from CRUK Cambridge Institute travelled to the UCI to share knowledge and deliver specialist training.

Big thanks to our speakers Maike de la Roche and Francesco Colucci who shared insights of immunity in #Cancers CRUK Cambridge Centre CRUK Cambridge Institute de la Roche Lab CRUK Francesco Colucci

Last weeks to apply to these 2 positions and also to our #PhDstudentship call. Check out all these vacancies on the CRUK Cambridge Institute website! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

Join us in Cambridge! 2x group leader positions. Particular interest: computational biology including AI Core funded. Best start-up package you will get anywhere. jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/43302/

We are hiring TWO core-funded group leaders! Each position comes with a flexible start-up package: 👩‍🔬2 postdocs and a technician 🧑‍🎓2 PhD students 🔬budgets for our state-of-the-art core facilities. Ready to join our community of exceptional researchers? cruk.cam.ac.uk/jobs-and-stude…

Summary of Day 2 of #BSI23. Phenomenal talks from inspiring scientists about #immunology. Thanks for taking me to the British Society for Immunology conference 2023 de la Roche Lab CRUK

"Hh signalling and the anti-tumour immune response: biology and new treatment opportunities" 11th January, Cambridge Biomedical Campus Join CRUK Cambridge Institute as they welcome Dr Maike de La Roche (de la Roche Lab CRUK) as part of the Lectures in Cancer Biology and Medicine series. ow.ly/WOnl50QgmsH

Congratulations to our Dr Stephen Clark-Leonard on successfully completing his viva last week!!! 🎓🥼🧫 🍾🥂 Many thanks to his examiners Professor Andreas Lunqvist and Dr Barbara Blacklaws for evaluating his work!

Check out our latest review article to learn more about the role of Hedgehog signalling in CD4 T helper cell polarisation! 🔬📄 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

A fantastic blogpost on Cambridge-Africa by Gideon Nsubuga (גדעון) about his experience of our Summer Research Programme. Gideon was one of two students to attend through our partnership with the Ugandan Cancer Institute Makerere University University. Read his story ⤵️ shorturl.at/fmE06

Wahoo! 🌟 Dr Maike de la Roche Lab CRUK is shortlisted in two categories of the Cancer Research Horizons Innovation & Entrepreneurship Awards🎊 Recognising her commitment to translational research, she's nominated for: 🏆Entrepreneurial Group Leader of the Year 🏆Woman Entrepreneur of the Year

🎉 Congratulations to the winner of the “Entrepreneurial Group Leader of the Year , Maike de la Roche de la Roche Lab CRUK for demonstrating leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit. #IEAwards24 #OnMyHorizon

Great ICB - the journal #ImmunologyFutures article from de la Roche Lab CRUK. "A recipe for success" that every early career researcher (and most late career researchers!) should read: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/im…

Check out this article on "A recipe for success" from our amazing PI. Every early career researcher should read this! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/im…

Dr Maike de la Roche Lab CRUK has shared her "Recipe for Success" for a career in immunology. Writing in Australian and New Zealand Society for Immunology, recently named Entrepreneurial Group Leader of the Year, emphasises the importance of genuine and generous collaboration. Read here ⤵️ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/im…

Great talk from Maike de la Roche presenting some exciting new immunotherapeutics research the de la Roche Lab CRUK lab are working on at the CRUK Cambridge Institute #BICC2024

The de la Roche Lab CRUK lab and team developed highly specific antibodies against the extracellular domain of LGR5- ◻️ as a research tool to study LGR5 biology ◻️ for diagnostic use in multiple cancer types and ◻️ as novel immunotherapeutics 💬 More here: bit.ly/4czKz9X

New research published today by the Institute's de la Roche Group is shining a light on why some cancer drugs have been underperforming in clinical trials. This knowledge opens new opportunities for immunotherapies to be made more effective. cruk.cam.ac.uk/news/new-clue-…