Welcome to the Cambridge Research Institute
The Cancer Research UK Cambridge Research Institute (CRI) is the latest cancer research initiative in the UK. The Institute aims to link the laboratory to the clinic and emphasises a multi-disciplinary approach to cancer-focussed research.
The Institute's current 18 research groups and associated core facilities are based in the Li Ka Shing Centre, close to Addenbrooke's Hospital and many University of Cambridge research departments and Institutes. This fosters an interactive environment that drives translational research. In addition, many CRI group leaders are clinically qualified, and applications from clinically qualified scientists are encouraged. Please see the Clinical Research Fellowships page for more information.
Further information about the Institute is available on this site - alternatively, you can download the CRI Scientific Report 2008.
Seminars and Conferences
Biochemical network reconstruction from data
2 November 2009 - Jorge Goncalves
The irreversibility of cell cycle transitions: why the clock never turns back
03 November 2009 - Frank Uhlmann
Control of DNA Replication
05 November 2009 - Ron Laskey
Oncogenes and Tumour suppressors 1 and 2
12 November 2009 - Ashok Venkitaraman and Dave Tuveson
Latest News
Apply for a Clinical Research Training Fellowship
Applications are invited for a CRI Clinical Research Training Fellowship
Apply for a CRI PhD Studentship 2010
The CRI is now accepting applications to its 2010 PhD Studentship programme...
Applications for a postdoctoral fellowship are invited
The CRI welcomes applications from talented postdocs who are interested in shaping their career at an institute committed to developing research scientists...
Registration for CRI Symposium 2010 open
Registration for the 2010 CRI Annual Symposium is now open. The theme of the symposium is "Unanswered Questions in Tumour Monitoring".
