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Join the Translational Oncology Group

We welcome enquiries from prospective Honours, Masters and PhD candidates, and from clinical and laboratory collaborators interested in translational studies. Projects range from molecular epigenetics to bioinformatics and tissue‑based research.

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PhD projects — molecular chromatin biology and ovarian cancer

UTS‑based PhD projects available in molecular mechanisms of H2Bub1 dynamics, chromatin profiling after DNA damage and functional studies of therapy sensitivity. Suitable candidates: strong molecular biology background, interest in next‑generation sequencing and translational cancer research.

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Honours and Masters projects (Laboratory-based)

Honours and Masters projects are periodically available in epigenetics, chromatin accessibility assays and tissue‑based analyses using UTS biobank material. Please contact to discuss proposed projects.

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Collaborations and clinical samples

Opportunities for collaborative studies with surgeons, pathologists and molecular laboratories to access patient‑derived material, biobanking and translational project partnerships.

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How to apply

Applying for projects and supervision

Prospective students should prepare a CV, statement of research interest and academic transcripts. Competitive applicants will have prior laboratory experience and demonstrable quantitative or molecular skills. Contact details are on the profile page.