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Ludwig’s Tammie Bishop awarded Associate Professorship

Congratulations to Tammie Bishop, who is made associate professor at the University of Oxford.

Tammie Bishop has been conferred the title of Associate Professor in the most recent Recognition of Distinction exercise at the University of Oxford.

Tammie leads a research group within Professor Sir Peter Ratcliffe’s laboratory, and her research focusses on the role of hypoxia in cancer.

Congratulations to Tammie!

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