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  Group Leader in In Vivo Cancer Modelling  

  The Institute of Cancer Research

  [temporary] - Sutton

  Posted: 16/02/2026

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  The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) in London seeks to appoint a Gr... Read More

  The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) in London seeks to appoint a Group Leader in In Vivo Cancer Modelling to play a pivotal role in advancing our cutting-edge cancer research. The position is based at the newly established Centre for In Vivo Modelling (CIVM), part of the Division of Cancer Biology. We welcome applications at both the Career Development Faculty and Career Faculty levels. Key Requirements The successful candidate will generate and employ state-of-the-art genetic and humanised mouse models of cancer to tackle fundamental and translational questions in haemato-oncology and/or solid tumour oncology. In addition to leading a successful research group, they will expand the CIVM's research capabilities and foster productive collaborations with other groups and centres at the ICR, thus promoting in vivo modelling by integrating it into multidisciplinary projects and initiatives. Applicants must have an internationally recognised track record of leading research in in vivo modelling and advanced mouse genetics, demonstrated by high-quality publications and significant funding success. For more junior candidates, an outstanding track record in cancer research, coupled with a compelling research vision leveraging advanced genetic mouse models and clear potential to secure competitive external funding, is essential. As part of your online application you will be required to upload your full CV which will pre-populate your application form, you will also be asked to attach the following documents and failure to do so will mean your application cannot be considered on this occasion: Lists of major publications, achievements, research grants, distinctions. Research plan (five to six pages outlining your current research interests and research programme for the next 5 years) A PDF of a maximum of five key publications, or other research outputs (e.g. patents) that best demonstrate previous productivity You must also complete the personal statement section of the application form in the format of a covering letter including the names and contact details of three academic referees Department/Directorate Information: The ICR is one of the world’s most influential cancer research institutions, with an outstanding track record of achievement dating back more than 100 years. In addition to being one of the UK’s leading higher education institutions for research quality and impact, the ICR is consistently ranked among the world’s most successful for industry collaboration. As a member institution of the University of London, we also provide postgraduate higher education of international distinction. One of the ICR’s key research strategies is to defeat cancer by viewing it as a dynamic ecosystem. We aim to solidify our expertise in state-of-the-art in vivo cancer models to probe these complex cancer ecosystems, discover their underlying biology, and identify new therapeutic targets. The postholder will significantly contribute to driving these strategic priorities.  Read Less

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  Human Resources Adviser  

  The Institute of Cancer Research

  [temporary] - Sutton

  Posted: 23/01/2026

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  We currently have an exciting opportunity for a self-motivated and exp... Read More

  We currently have an exciting opportunity for a self-motivated and experienced HR Adviser to join our HR Operations team for 6 months. Providing dedicated partnering with client departments, you’ll work closely with line managers to provide proactive and pragmatic advice and guidance on all aspects of people management, taking ownership of a busy employee relations caseload. You will also be responsible for supervising the work of our HR Administrative Team to ensure our monthly payroll input is submitted accurately and on time. You will work closely with other HR teams, including Recruitment, Systems and Information, and Learning and Organisational Development to ensure the provision of an effective, end to end HR service to Scientific and Professional Services teams across the ICR. Key Requirements You will have previous HR advisory experience, as well as a sound experience of managing employee relations cases end-to-end. You’ll need to be highly computer-literate, and have excellent attention to detail, with strong organisational and prioritisation skills to deliver effectively within a fast-paced environment. You will also have first-rate customer service skills to build and maintain collaborative relationships with colleagues across the organisation. Previous line management experience, and of managing small scale team restructures, including knowledge and understanding of TUPE processes would be a distinct advantage. Human Resources Directorate We know that talented, brilliant, passionate people lie at the heart of the ICR. That’s why we provide the policies, procedures, systems and people management infrastructure to recruit, retain, motivate and develop our people to achieve their full potential. We offer both operational and strategic support to teams across the ICR. We are organised across four main functions: HR Operations Learning and Organisational Development Pensions Reward, Information and Systems The ICR’s future success depends on recruiting the very best people with the very best skills and our HR strategy ensures that we have the organisational capacity and capability to deliver this. Read Less

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  Scientific Officer/Higher Scientific Officer - Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics  

  The Institute of Cancer Research

  [temporary] - Sutton

  Posted: 23/01/2026

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  Under the guidance of Angela Hayes, we are seeking to recruit a skille... Read More

  Under the guidance of Angela Hayes, we are seeking to recruit a skilled Scientific Officer/Higher Scientific Officer to join the Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics (DMPK) team. The post holder will contribute their expertise to advance pre-clinical drug discovery projects. The successful candidate will play a key role in developing, running and reporting in-vitro DMPK assays and performing in-vivo bioanalysis in line with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines to evaluate the pharmacokinetics and metabolism of potential new anticancer drugs. The post holder will also interpret analytical data using PK software to calculate pharmacokinetic parameters. Additionally, the candidate will be required to collate, interpret data and report results to both internal project teams and external collaborators. The role involves extensive use of various Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS) methodology. This is an opportunity to contribute to life changing drug discovery in a highly collaborative environment. About you The ideal candidate will have a BSc in Pharmacology/Toxicology, Analytical Chemistry or related subject. Laboratory experience, preferably with LC-MS and in a DMPK environment is highly desirable. We are looking to appoint an enthusiastic problem solver to work in an interdisciplinary environment towards the goal of developing improved cancer therapeutics. The successful candidate will have the ability to work independently and as part of a team, maintaining attention to detail and keeping appropriate records. The ability to work within the guidelines of Data Protection, and Good Clinical Practice is essential. Department/Directorate Information The Centre of Cancer Drug Discover part of the Division of Cancer Therapeutics, is a world-leading multidisciplinary 'bench to bedside' research centre. With around 150 scientists working together, we are dedicated to discovering and developing innovative cancer therapeutics that make a meaningful difference to patients' lives. Our mission is clear: to identify high-quality drug candidates for validated biological targets and progress them into clinical trials. To achieve this, we bring together all the scientific disciplines required for success. Our biologists collaborate closely with world-class chemists and drug metabolism experts, focusing on innovative molecular targets emerging from cutting-edge genomics and cell biology research.
  This is an exciting and fast-moving area of research, offering you the chance to work in a collaborative, inclusive environment, using state-of-the-art technologies and equipment to address some of the most significant challenges in oncology. What we offer A dynamic and supportive research environment Access to state-of-the-art facilities and professional development opportunities Collaboration with leading researchers in the field Competitive salary and pension Read Less

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  Scientific Officer - Structural Chemistry  

  The Institute of Cancer Research

  [temporary] - Sutton

  Posted: 16/01/2026

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  Under the leadership of Dr Amin Mirza, we are seeking an enthusiastic... Read More

  Under the leadership of Dr Amin Mirza, we are seeking an enthusiastic and skilled Scientific Officer to join our cutting-edge Structural Chemistry Facility, a hub of innovation driving the discovery of new anticancer drugs.
  In this exciting role, you will:
  Make an impact by contributing your expertise in structural characterisation and physicochemical property analysis of novel compounds. Collaborate at the forefront of science, working closely with medicinal chemists and biologists to advance drug discovery.
  Take ownership of mission-critical analytical equipment, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Empower others, providing support and guiding colleagues through training and knowledge sharing, enabling effective use of advanced spectroscopic techniques. Innovate and lead by developing new methodologies to tackle complex scientific challenges and advance our understanding of cancer therapeutics.
  
  This is a unique opportunity to contribute to life-changing research in a highly collaborative environment, where your expertise will directly influence the development of next-generation cancer treatments. About you The ideal candidate will have an accredited degree in chemistry or biochemical sciences with a solid foundation in analytical techniques. Experience with liquid chromatography is highly desirable, and knowledge of mass spectrometry and NMR theory will be beneficial.
  
  We welcome applicants who are analytical, collaborative, and committed to applying advanced techniques to support innovative drug discovery. Department/Directorate Information The Centre for Cancer Drug Discovery, part of the Division of Cancer Therapeutics, is a world-leading
  multidisciplinary 'bench to bedside' research centre. With over 100 scientists working together, we are dedicated to discovering and developing innovative cancer therapeutics that make a meaningful difference to patients' lives.
  
  Our mission is clear: to identify high-quality drug candidates for validated biological targets and progress them into clinical trials. To achieve this, we bring together all the scientific disciplines required for success. Our biologists collaborate closely with world-class chemists and drug metabolism experts, focusing on innovative molecular targets emerging from cutting-edge genomics and cell biology research.
  
  This is an exciting and fast-moving area of research, offering you the chance to work in a collaborative, inclusive environment, using state-of-the-art technologies and equipment to address some of the most significant challenges in oncology. What we offer A dynamic and supportive research environment Access to state-of-the-art facilities and professional development opportunities Collaboration with leading researchers in the field Competitive salary and pension Read Less

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  Student Records Analyst  

  The Institute of Cancer Research

  [temporary] - Sutton

  Posted: 09/01/2026

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  Summary of RoleAs Student Records Analyst, you will have responsibilit... Read More

  Summary of RoleAs Student Records Analyst, you will have responsibility for extracting, analysing, adding and reporting on data related to student activity at the ICR using technologies including SQL scripting, Power BI and PHP. You will manage the ICR’s VLE and student progress tracking system; help to maintain and support a wide range of student-facing web applications and services; create, update and delete accounts; assist with the planning and implementation of new systems; curate our operating procedures around data entry and governance; and create data visualisations. Key Requirements The successful candidate must have:
  strong numerical and analytical skills, with some experience of data analysis an excellent standard of written and spoken English, including the clear presentation of complex data good interpersonal skills the ability to interpret and summarise complex datasets a proactive approach to identifying, resolving, and preventing future data quality issues the ability to interpret statutory reporting regulations and to apply regulations to individual cases experience in complex relational databases and doing SQL queries experience in Microsoft Excel, including the use of VLOOKUPs and pivot tables
  Department/Directorate Information The role of the Education and Library Services directorate is to create an efficient and effective environment for the ICR’s scientific community to flourish. Our services underpin education at the ICR. Read Less

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