Epithelial cell biology and human cancer models define this full-time Laboratory Technician role within the Jack Birch Unit at the University of York. Support bladder, kidney, breast, and colon cancer research programmes.

You will contribute to ongoing epithelial cancer research using human cell and tissue models. The role supports Professors Will Brackenbury and Dr Andrew Mason within the Jack Birch Unit, affiliated with the York Biomedical Research Institute. You will also provide technical support across research groups and Department of Biology activities.

Key Responsibilities:

- Support epithelial cancer research programmes using human cell models
- Work with human tissue models across multiple cancer types
- Provide general technical support across research groups




- Support technical activities within the Department of Biology
- Manage distinct responsibilities within the laboratory role

Requirements:

- Undergraduate degree or equivalent relevant skilled experience
- Current theoretical and practical epithelial cell biology knowledge
- Technical skills applied in epithelial cell biology
- Statistical and mathematical methods for complex scientific data
- Experience with epithelial cancer research and Human Tissue Act desirable

Apply epithelial cell biology, human tissue, and analytical skills to cancer research at the Jack Birch Unit.

📌 Epithelial Cancer Research Technician (New Brunswick)
🏢 University Of York
📍 New Brunswick