Professor of Cancer and Developmental Biology at the University of Cambridge
Posted by Anna Philpott, on 26 August 2020
A postdoctoral Research Associate position is currently available for an individual to work in the laboratory of Prof. Anna Philpott within the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute (https://www.stemcells.cam.ac.uk/research/pis/philpott). The Philpott lab ...Posted by Anna Philpott, on 7 January 2020
Department/Location: Wellcome Trust-Medical Research Council Stem Cell Institute Salary: £32,816-£40,322 Reference: PS21993 Category: Research Published: 6th January, Closing date: 5th February 2020 A postdoctoral Research Associate position is currently available ...Posted by Anna Philpott, on 12 July 2019
A post-doctoral position is available to study transcriptional regulation of lineage fidelity during fate specification and differentiation of ES cells. This project focuses on uncovering epigenetic and co-factor-dependent mechanisms underlying ...Posted by Anna Philpott, on 24 March 2023
Lineage fidelity and infidelity in stem cells and development Prof Anna Philpott’s laboratory, Cambridge Stem Cell Institute Mechanisms that lead to the establishment and maintenance of cell identity are paramount for organismal health. They also underpin successful cellular reprogramming for disease modelling and cell replacement therapies. Alongside experimental lab work using embryonic stem cells, cancer […]
Posted by Anna Philpott, on 24 March 2023
Lineage fidelity and infidelity in stem cells and development. Philpott Lab, in the Stem Cell Institute University of Cambridge Mechanisms that lead to the establishment and maintenance of cell identity are paramount for organismal health. They also underpin successful cellular reprogramming for disease modelling and cell replacement therapies. Alongside experimental lab work using embryonic stem […]
Posted by Anna Philpott, on 20 September 2022
Neuroblastoma is a devastating paediatric cancer of the peripheral nervous system that causes 15% of all children’s cancer deaths in the UK each year. Neuroblastoma arises from neuroblasts that fail to complete their normal developmental programme but are instead locked in a state of enhanced proliferation and inhibited differentiation.A goal of the Philpott lab is […]
