The Banco Santander Foundation – CNIO Fellowships for Young Researchers Trained in the UK/USA Programme is aimed to support highly talented and motivated young scientists who have been trained in the UK or in the USA and wish to start or continue their postdoctoral training at one of the world’s leading comprehensive cancer centres. Successful candidates have the opportunity of developing ambitious research projects in the centre.

The following PhD has been awarded with the grant and he will be joining CNIO during 2019.

Successful candidate

Name: Sladana Zagorac.
PhD obtained from: Autónoma University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain.
CNIO group (Programme): Experimental Oncology Group (MO).

For further information on the programme, please contact our Education and Training Programmes Office at bsfpostdoc@cnio.es

In addition to this special programme you may also apply for other postdoctoral positions at the CNIO. These positions will be posted in the “Careers” section of our web page along with instructions on how to apply.

The Banco Santander Foundation – CNIO Fellowships for Young Researchers Trained in the UK/USA Programme is aimed to support highly talented and motivated young scientists who have been trained in the UK or in the USA and wish to start or continue their postdoctoral training at one of the world’s leading comprehensive cancer centres. Successful candidates have the opportunity of developing ambitious research projects in the centre.

The following PhD has been awarded with the grant and he will be joining CNIO during 2018.

Successful candidate

Name: Luis Javier Leandro
PhD obtained from: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York, USA
CNIO group (Programme): Hereditary Endocrine Cancer Group (HCG)

For further information on the programme, please contact our Education and Training Programmes Office at bsfpostdoc@cnio.es

In addition to this special programme you may also apply for other postdoctoral positions at the CNIO. These positions will be posted in the «Careers» section of our web page along with instructions on how to apply.

The Banco Santander Foundation – CNIO Fellowships for Young Researchers Trained in the UK/USA Programme is aimed to support highly talented and motivated young scientists who have been trained in the UK or in the USA and wish to start or continue their postdoctoral training at one of the world’s leading comprehensive cancer centres. Successful candidates have the opportunity of spending two years at the centre developing an ambitious research project.

The following PhD has obtained one of the available fellowships and will be joining CNIO during early 2017.

Successful candidate

Name: Sebastian A. Thompson
PhD obtained from: The City University of New York (CUNY), New York, USA
CNIO group (Programme): Growth Factors, Nutrients and Cancer (CCB)

For further information on the programme, please contact our Education and Training Programmes Office at bsfpostdoc@cnio.es

Banco Santander Foundation – CNIO Fellowships for Young Researchers Trained in the UK/USA Programme

The Banco Santander Foundation – CNIO Fellowships for Young Researchers Trained in the UK/USA Programme is aimed to support highly talented and motivated young scientists who have been trained in the UK or in the USA and wish to start or continue their postdoctoral training at one of the world’s leading comprehensive cancer centres. Successful candidates have the opportunity of spending two years at the centre developing an ambitious research project.

The following PhD has obtained one of the available fellowships and will be joining CNIO during early 2016.

Successful candidate

Name: Ana Ortega
PhD obtained from: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), New York, USA
CNIO group (Programme): Metabolism and Cell Signaling (MO)

For further information on the programme, please contact our Education and Training Programmes Office at bsfpostdoc@cnio.es

The recently launched Banco Santander Foundation – CNIO Fellowships for Young Researchers Trained in the UK/USA Programme is aimed to support highly talented and motivated young scientists who have been trained in the UK or in the USA and wish to start or continue their postdoctoral training at one of the world’s leading comprehensive cancer centres. Successful candidates have the opportunity of spending two years at the centre developing an ambitious research project.

The following PhD has obtained one of the available fellowships and will be joining CNIO during 2014.

Successful candidate

Name: Kurt Whittemore
PhD obtained from: Biodesign Institute, Arizona State University, USA
CNIO group (Programme): Telomeres and Telomerase (MO)

For further information on the programme, please contact our Education and Training Programmes Office at bsfpostdoc@cnio.es

The recently launched Banco Santander Foundation – CNIO Fellowships for Young Researchers Trained in the UK Programme is aimed to support highly talented and motivated young scientists who have been trained in the UK and wish to start or continue their postdoctoral training at one of the world’s leading comprehensive cancer centres. Successful candidates have the opportunity of spending two years at the centre developing an ambitious research project.

The following PhD has obtained one of the available fellowships and will be joining CNIO during 2013.

Successful candidate

Name: Eleonora Lapi
PhD obtained from: Cancer Research UK, London Research Institute, United Kingdom
CNIO group (Programme): Epithelial Carcinogenesis (MP)

For further information on the programme, please contact our Education and Training Programmes Office at ukpostdoc@cnio.es

The recently launched Banco Santander Foundation – CNIO Fellowships for Young Researchers Trained in the UK Programme is aimed to support highly talented and motivated young scientists who have been trained in the UK and wish to start or continue their postdoctoral training at one of the world’s leading comprehensive cancer centres. Successful candidates have the opportunity of spending two years at the centre developing an ambitious research project.

The following PhD has obtained one of the available fellowships and will be joining CNIO during 2012.

Successful candidate

Name: Christian Bär
PhD obtained from: University of Leicester, United Kingdom
CNIO group (Programme): Telomeres and Telomerase (MO)

For further information on the programme, please contact our Education and Training Programmes Office at ukpostdoc@cnio.es