The Tumour Host Interaction Lab, led by Professor Ilaria Malanchi, investigates how cancer cells interact with surrounding tissues and distant organs to create environments that support tumour growth, metastasis and treatment resistance.
Our research explores the relationship between cancer, ageing, inflammation and tissue regeneration, combining sophisticated experimental models with genomic and multi-omic approaches to uncover the mechanisms driving disease.
We are looking for a talented and motivated Bioinformatician to join our multidisciplinary team as part of a five-year ERC Synergy-funded research programme.
You’ll work with scientists across the project to analyse and integrate complex genomic, transcriptomic and epigenetic datasets, including bulk and single-cell RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, ChIP-seq, methylome and proteomic data.
This is more than a data analysis role. You’ll have the opportunity to influence experimental design, identify interesting patterns and signatures within large datasets and help translate computational findings into new biological hypotheses that can be tested experimentally.
You’ll join the Malanchi Lab at the Crick and collaborate closely with the groups of Professor Dominique Bonnet and Professor Francesca Ciccarelli as part of the wider ERC Synergy programme.
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