St. Anna CCRI is developing and optimizing diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic strategies for the treatment of children suffering from cancer.
St. Anna Children's Cancer Research Institute (CCRI)
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Open Position at St. Anna CCRI: Principal Investigator (f/m/d) – Cellular & Immuno-Therapies for Pediatric Cancer.
➡️Join a bench-to-bedside research environment closely linked to precision oncology and early-phase clinical studies.🔗Apply now: ccri.at/working-at-t...
🧪✨Studying biomedical science? Meet us at the Jobmarket for Health Sciences on June 2nd and explore career opportunities in pediatric cancer diagnostics! www.hcw.ac.at/studium-weit...
🔍 What if we’re overlooking cancer vulnerabilities?
This is the question that St. Anna CCRI director Sabine Taschner-Mandl, as well as Johannes Zuber and Anna Obenauf at IMP aim to answer in a new project funded by the WWTF: lnkd.in/dWigYQva
🌍 Science thrives on diversity. On Todays World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, we celebrate the many languages, perspectives and backgrounds that shape and strengthen our research every day! #ScienceThatMakesADifference
🤝 Inspiring exchange at the Austrian3Rdays! We contributed with insights into zebrafish-based screening approaches for early-stage compound evaluation, presented by Caterina Sturtzel as well as data supporting harmonisation of husbandry practices across research facilities! 🔬
We are hiring a Principal Investigator (f/m/d) – Translational Medicine for Pediatric Cancer.
➡️Build a research program focused on turning discoveries into new therapeutic strategies! 🔗Apply now: ccri.at/working-at-t...
We are hiring a Principal Investigator (f/m/d) – Zebrafish Models for Pediatric Cancer.
Lead an innovative zebrafish research program focused on functional disease modeling, and translational applications in pediatric precision oncology. 🔗 Apply now: lnkd.in/d_HJ4yzv
🚨New paper alert! St. Anna CCRI Researchers together with @cemm.oeaw.ac.at uncovered a new strategy against leukemia: by collapsing the SAGA scaffold, the cancer-driving protein KAT2A breaks down, potentially halting leukemia cell growth. Published in Nature Communications 👉 shorturl.at/IWWwy
📚 Trainings at St. Anna CCRI! April was all about learning and growth. From difficult conversations to leadership and science communication: we strengthened how we connect, lead, and share our work.
📣We’re hiring! We are inviting applications for five key scientific and institutional leadership positions to help us shape the future of pediatric cancer research: ccri.at/shaping-the-...
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