PRIVES LABORATORY
Investigate the molecular logic of p53 and cancer

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Investigate the molecular logic of p53 and cancer

We welcome focused enquiries from trainees and collaborators whose work aligns with p53 structure, mutant function, molecular oncology or therapeutic vulnerability.
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Graduate training route

Doctoral research at Columbia

Prospective doctoral researchers should apply through the relevant Columbia graduate programme and identify a clear scientific fit with p53 biology, cancer genetics or molecular oncology.
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Research enquiries

Postdoctoral research

Researchers with expertise in molecular cancer biology, protein biochemistry, functional genomics or tumour models may contact the laboratory with a focused proposal and funding context.
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Collaborative enquiries

Scientific collaboration

Collaborations are most relevant when they connect p53 mechanisms with structurally defined mutants, metabolism, chromatin, organoid systems or therapeutic response.
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Before contacting us

Make the scientific fit clear.

Include a concise description of your background, the question you hope to address, why it connects with the laboratory's work, and any relevant funding route or timescale.
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