MBPhD projects available
Projects available for Queen Mary University of London MBPhD candidates for 2026 intake
Project 1: Investigating the roles of Polε in genome stability and sensitization to ATR and PARP inhibitors
Primary supervisor: Roberto Bellelli, Queen Mary University of London Co-supervisors: David Michod, UCL
Primary supervisor: Andrejas Braun, Sergey Krysov, Queen Mary University of London Secondary supervisor: Maxim Freydin, Queen Mary University of London
Primary supervisor: Louise Jones, Queen Mary University of London Co-supervisor: Claude Chelala, Queen Mary University of London
Primary supervisor: John Marshal, Queen Mary University of London Co-supervisor: James Arnold, King’s College London
Primary supervisor: Tyson Sharp, Queen Mary University of London Secondary supervisor: Adam Januszewski, Queen Mary University of London, Nicholas McGranahan, UCL
Projects available for UCL MBPhD candidates for 2026 intake
Project 1: Detection of blood TCR signatures associated with risk and precursors of high-grade serous ovarian cancer (HGSOC)
Primary supervisor: Filipe Correia Martins, UCL Co-supervisors: Aleksandra Gentry-Maharaj, UCL
Project 2: Defining early epigenetic drivers of breast cancer metastasis through development and validation of a methylation-Based biomarke
Primary supervisor: Nnenna Kanu, UCL Co-supervisors: Lucia Cottone, UCL
Project 3: The biological origin, diagnostic value and therapeutic exploitation of the C-terminus chromogranin A naturally modified fragments in pancreatic cancer
Primary supervisor: Nikolitsa Nomikou, UCL Co-supervisors: Marilena Loizidou, UCL
Project 4: Targeting TP53 in myeloid malignancies
Primary supervisor: Elspeth Payne, UCL Co-supervisors: Rob Sellar, UCL
Project 5: Immune interception strategies across pre-cancers using single-cell and spatial atlases
Primary supervisor: James Reading, UCL Co-supervisors: Nicholas McGranahan, UCL
Project 6: Deciphering protein-kinase C beta signalling in blood cancers
Primary supervisor: Ingo Ringshausen, UCL Co-supervisors: Pavel Tolar, UCL Collaborator: Neil McDonald, Francis Crick Institute