Program Description
The ITCMS postdoctoral training program at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center provides an exceptional interdisciplinary training experience, including outstanding basic and translational research opportunities with renowned investigators, and an extensive scope of workshops and training modules with an emphasis on cancer model systems.
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News
UNC Lineberger symposium presents career options for postdoctoral fellows
Originally posted on the UNC Lineberger News Site: UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center hosted a symposium for postdoctoral fellows to hear from three scientists who have chosen different science career paths after earning their doctoral degree. The Integrated Training in Cancer Model Systems (ITCMS) Director’s Career Symposium, held June 8, provided current trainees the opportunity … Read more
Registration Now Open: 2022 ITCMS Director’s Career Symposium
Registration is open for June 8th half-day ITCMS Director’s Career Symposium! Follow this link for in-person registration. Follow this link for virtual registration. Please note that certain activities will only be accessible via in-person attendance (breakout rooms and lunch). In-person and virtual registration will remain open up to the event on June 8th. For more … Read more
Director’s Career Symposium Announcement
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, June 8th from 12-5 pm: this year’s Director’s Career Symposium is coming! This half-day hybrid symposium will feature three speakers from a variety of career paths: Industry (Big Pharma), Industry (Biotech), and Academic (Research). Moderated by Dr. John P. Morris IV. 12:00 – 1:00 pm Lunch for In-Person Attendees 1:00 … Read more
About UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center
As one of only 51 NCI-designated comprehensive cancer centers, UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center brings together some of the most exceptional physicians and scientists in the country to investigate and improve the prevention, early detection, and treatment of cancer.