The Radiobiology Graduate Programme provides a fully integrated state-of-the-art research training environment. In addition to a theoretical course covering core and emerging areas of radiation oncology and biology, the Programme engages students in high-quality basic and clinically-applied research, with the aim of training future leaders in radiobiology and radiation oncology.
Two funded DPhil Studentships are available commencing October 2008.
Projects are being offered in the following areas:
o Markers for Non-invasive Tumour Microenvironmental Imaging: Dr. Eric Bernhard and Dr. Sean Smart
o Mechanisms of Brain Metastasis: Professor Ruth Muschel
o Development of Molecularly Targeted Anti-Cancer Drugs: Dr. Kate Vallis
o Imaging Tumour Physiology: Technique Development Professor Boris Vojnovic & Professor Ruth Muschel
Further information on the available Studentships and application details are available on the Radiation Oncology & Biology website at www.rob.ox.ac.uk/graduatestudies/studentships
Closing date for submission of applications: Friday 11 April 2008.
Interviews will take place on 24 April 2008.
Studentships are funded by Medical Research Council (MRC) & Cancer Research UK (CRUK)
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