Network Alumni newsletter - The Institute of Cancer Research, London

Network enewsletter issue 2 January 2019

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We are excited to announce our new alumni newsletter 'Network' – an e-newsletter to help us keep in touch with our alumni in order to share exciting news and updates about the ICR.

We would love for past students to continue to feel part of our community even after you’ve moved on in your career. We hope that you are as proud of us as we are of you!

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We are very enthusiastic about what’s to come for the ICR and look forward to sharing our achievements with you!

Previous newsletters

You can view our previous newsletters online:

Network issue #5 – September 2020

Network issue #4 – January/February 2020

Network issue #3 – July 2019

Network issue #2 – January 2019

Network issue #1 – July 2018

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