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About CRUK Scotland Institute

Find out what we do, how we do it and why we do what we do.

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Life in Glasgow

Find out about living and working in Glasgow and Scotland.

Our Research

Explore the science at CRUK Scotland Institute. Our research groups, the people who lead them, and how we work.

Operations

The teams and services that keep the Institute running and support our research.

Partners

The networks and organisations we work with to accelerate cancer research.

Careers & Study

Jobs, studentships and opportunities for students at every stage at our world-renowned cancer research institute.

Studentships

PhD opportunities at the Institute

Studentship Vacancies

Open studentships to apply for

Internships

For undergraduate and masters students

Knowledge Exchange

Sharing practice is a key part of evolving the Research Integrity Service and enhancing our work in practice. As such we actively engage with several national research integrity organisations; providing advice, contributing to projects and exchanging knowledge. These include:

UK Committee on Research Integrity

UK Research Integrity Office

UK Reproducibility Network

Scottish Research Integrity Network

SRIN

Our Research Partners

We are fortunate that one of our junior Group Leaders, Dr Ralitsa Madsen, is a member of UKCORI.

We share practice with research integrity advisers at the other CRUK funded institutes and CRUK:

Partnerships and Growth

We also contribute to Cancer Research UK’s Cancer News blog on research integrity.

A list of Research integrity blogs:

De-stigmatising the correction of scientific mistakes

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Making a statement

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Integrating training into research culture

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A look back and a look forward

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Why building networks is vital for integrity

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The importance of communication

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An integral part of research

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