Dr Matthew Rose-Zerilli BSc (Hons), PhD
Senior Research Fellow in Cancer Evolution

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Dr Matthew Rose-Zerilli is a Senior Research Fellow within Cancer Sciences at the University of Southampton. As a cancer geneticist, Dr Rose-Zerilli is interested in the evolutionary history of cancer at the single-cell level, as a way to understand the differences in therapeutic response and clinical outcome between patients.
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Career History
2018-present Senior Research Fellow, University of Southampton.
2016-present John Goldman Fellow for Future Science.
2014-present Faculty of Medicine Career Track Fellow, University of Southampton.
2014-2016 KKLF Post-Doctoral Researcher, Cancer Sciences, University of Southampton.
2015-present Honorary Contract WISH Laboratory SCBR, University Hospital Southampton.
2015-present Honorary Contract Pathology Department, Royal Bournemouth & Christchurch Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
2014-2015 Visiting worker, Institute of Cancer Research, Sutton, London.
2011-2014 KKLF Post-Doctoral Researcher, Cancer Sciences, University of Southampton.
2010-2011 CRUK Post-Doctoral Researcher, Cancer Sciences, University of Southampton.
2006-2009 PhD in Respiratory Genetics. Infection, Inflammation and Repair Division, University of Southampton.
2003-2006 Research Assistant, Human Genetics Division, University of Southampton.
Academic qualifications
BSc (Hons) Biochemistry, University of Portsmouth (2002).
PhD Genetics, University of Southampton (2010).