What we do
Our Research Institute strives to better understand what causes the problems that can occur post-transplant, including Graft versus Host Disease (GvHD), relapse and infections caused by viruses, as well as develop new therapies to treat and prevent them. It is home to our HLA Informatics and Immunotherapy research groups.
In 2020, ANRI was awarded Independent Research Organisation status by UK Research and Innovation. This means the institute can now apply directly to UK Research Councils for funding to increase our scientific research capacity even further.
You can read more about our research here, and if you are interested in working in the Research Institute, please take a look at the current vacancies below, or click Connect to hear about future opportunities.
Dario
Clinical Support Supervisor
Why did you choose to work for Anthony Nolan?
I wanted to improve my career in Histocompatibility & Immunogenetics from both a professional and scientific point of view and to work for the leading company in the field.
What do you get up to in a typical day?
I oversee the third generation DNA sequencing processing in order to establish a match between patients and donors for stem cell transplant purposes.
What do you like most about working here?
The high scientific level, the atmosphere, the people, the amazing stories we get to hear and the feeling that we contributed to making them happen.
What’s been your biggest achievement so far?
I became the point of contact and the go-to person in Labs with regards to Third Generation Sequencing (TGS) data. I’ve also received some lovely feedbacks about my presentations – one of which I gave at a European conference full of amazing scientists.
What makes someone thrive here?
The stimulating environment and the personal and professional growth opportunities.
What is it really like to work here?
It’s fun, stimulating and incredibly rewarding.
What do you think makes Anthony Nolan unique as an employer?
Anthony Nolan is not only a leading institute in the field that has been influencing the scientific community for decades, but is also an amazing and well-known charity.
What would you say to someone thinking of applying?
Go for it! Every day everyone here contributes in saving patients’ lives, which is the most rewarding feeling of all. You’ll love it here.