Manchester

Manchester is the largest city in north west England. The city has a rich history and has a close connection with many landmark science and technological discoveries of the last two centuries. Manchester is home to the renowned University of Manchester and Salford University. For more information about Manchester, see the Visit Manchester website

The following researchers are offering projects for prospective China Fellow candidates:

• Poly(ADP-ribosyl)ation in regulation of DNA damage response
  Ivan Ahel, Paterson Institute for Cancer Research
  Cancer type - Relevant to all types of cancer
• Comprehensive, integrated, proteomic and transcriptomic analysis of cell cycle control
  Iain Hagan and Crispin Miller, Paterson Institute for Cancer Research
  Cancer type - Relevant to all types of cancer
• Investigation of mechanisms limiting tumour-specific immune responses and strategies for improving anti-tumour immune responses
  Robert E Hawkins, Eyad Elkord and Dominic Rothwell, University of Manchester
  Cancer type - Relevant to all types of cancer
• The impact of targeted therapies upon the tumour immune microenvironment
  Robert E Hawkins, David Gilham and Paul Lorigan, University of Manchester
  Cancer type - Relevant to all types of cancer
• Rac in malignant progression of melanoma
  Adam Hurlstone and Stephen Taylor, University of Manchester
  Cancer type - Melanoma