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Oct 11, 2026, 13:58
Jose M. Adrover: Postdoctoral Fellowship on Neutrophils and Cancer-Associated Thrombosis
Jose M. Adrover, Studying the cancer-cardiovascular disease at the Francis Crick Institute, shared a post on X:
“Interested in cancer associated thrombosis?
We are proposing a PACE postdoctoral fellowship to study it in a joint effort between the Crick and UCL.
If this sounds interesting, apply here: A dangerous NETwork: neutrophils and cancer associated thrombosis.”
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