We want to thank Pilar Puerto Camacho for her contributions to the projects of our laboratory. We wish Pilar the best of lucks on her future challenges.

Great work showing how smoking-associated gene expression alterations in nasal epithelium relate to lung cancer risk by immune alterations. The authors integrate GWAS data and transcriptional networks. Congrats to De Biase, Massip, Robert Rintoul, Bruce Ponder, R Schwarz et al.👇

Fantastic yICSA meeting in Oxford and great presentations from our lab members Drew Baker and Cristina González, co-supervised by Ljiljana Fruk in Fruk Lab. Thanks a lot to the Organisers for this opportunity to disseminate our research!

Today has been the last day of a great scientist and best colleague in our group. Samir, we are very grateful for your contributions to the lab and the Early Cancer Institute. We wish you the best of lucks in your new adventure in Sweden. We'll miss you!!!

Last day to apply for a Postdoc position and a Laboratory Technician position for our group.
Come join us!!! 👇
jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/44145/ jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/44256/

Last week to apply for a Postdoc position and a Laboratory Technician position for our group.
Come join us!!!
👇
jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/44145/
jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/44256/

Munoz-Espin Lab is Hiring at Cambridge Univ! 🎉🎉:
- A highly motivated Postdoc to study Senescence and the Tumour Microenvironment during Ageing.
jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/44145/
- A Laboratory Technician managing mice.
jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/44256/
Apply by 3r January 2024. Come join us!! 😃

Thanks again to Early Cancer Institute, University of Cambridge for a great away day last week! It was great to mingle and enjoy some fun activities. A great job done by all the 3-minute thesis presenters - congratulations to Muhamad Hartono from our lab and Fruk Lab for his winning presentation!

📢 Join us in congratulating our very own PhD student, Muhamad Hartono, who has won the #1 prize and people's choice award for the 3 Minute Talk competition at the Early Cancer Institute, University of Cambridge! Congrats Muhamad!!

#cebcambridge #earlycancerdetection #PhD

We had a great time celebrating Anna Dyas passing her viva with flying colours! Congratulations Anna 🎉🥂 we can't wait to see what you do next! A pleasure to have you with us for the final parts of your PhD, good luck continuing the story with Sakari Vanharanta in Helsinki! 🇫🇮

A great day at #camlung2023 today! Thank you to the programme leads and steering committee for arranging such excellent speakers! Special thanks to CRUK Cambridge Centre: Thoracic Cancer programme manager Archana for amazing organisation 👏 supported by her fellow CRUK Cambridge Centre PMs!

If you are Cambridge-based, and work on lung cancer, mesothelioma, head-and-neck cancers and advanced oesophageal cancer, join us CRUK Cambridge Centre Thoracic Cancer programme. We promise future events featuring the pink cube #camlung2023

We have a great programme of international speakers covering discovery through translation to clinical application in lung cancer and mesothelioma. If you can, please join us for what will be a really thought, provoking and insightful day.

We are thrilled to share our last work at the interplay of reprogramming and lung cancer in collaboration with ColladoLab by Pablo pedrosa, Zhenguang Zhang and a fantastic team! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Our next preprint is out on bioRxiv! In collaboration with the wonderful Fruk Lab, we describe a new tool for longitudinal monitoring of in vivo senescence. Many thanks to Drew Baker for the fantastic work, as well as Ljiljana Fruk and co-authors.

biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Congratulations to our fantastic lab colleague Samir Morsli on being elected as the new vice-president of Young ICSA! 🥳

Read this week's Cancer Discovery #ResearchWatch :
Senescent Macrophages Promote #KRAS -Driven Lung Tumorigenesis, a summary of the pair of papers by Scott Haston, Luis I. Prieto, Muñoz-Espín Lab, J.P. Martinez-Barbera, Darren Baker et al.
bit.ly/3NyZqZ6

Our colleague Cristina González is presenting her brilliant PhD work at the SRUK Ageing and Disease Meeting. Well done, Cristina!