Francis Crick Application

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Pleasepay particular attention to this section, and please tell us what science areas you are most interested in and how this relates to the positions/ supervisors you have selected (max. 200 words); why doing a PhD is important to you (max. 80 words); how you think your broader academic knowledge and research experience will help you during the PhD (max. 80 words); and something about you and your life experiences beyond your studies (max. 80 words).

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Please select your referees carefully: one must be your current or most recent employer/supervisor, at least one must be able to comment on your university academic record, and at least one must be able to comment on your previous research experience.

Should you be successful in your application, the Crick will share your personal data with our security-screening partner and with the relevant programme partner where your supervisors work so that they can process your admission.

The Crick will keep your personal data either for six months following the selection process, or for the duration of any fellowship that we may offer.

You have certain rights over your personal data, such as a right to access, correction or erasure, which you may exercise by contacting the Crick at data-pr...@crick.ac.uk or write to us at General Counsel, The Francis Crick Institute, 1 Midland Road, London, NW1 1AT.

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